Recently, this wave of copycat coins taking off is, in essence, just a short-term outcome brought about by emotion and a mismatch of capital. Last week, I also mentioned in advance that when the mainstream market keeps churning and lacks a consistent directional bias, in-market funds can’t find a breakout—so they’re likely to divert to small-cap listings to write the story, thereby manufacturing a rally that looks like “gold everywhere.”

But this kind of rise isn’t trend-driven—it’s driven by sentiment. Once the pump is completed, the speed at which funds realize profits and exit will be very fast as well. In the absence of follow-through, prices often get slammed right back to the starting point. As for the price action these days, everyone has seen it—sentiment has basically already been absorbed, the hype has cooled down rapidly, and many coins are even close to a zero state.

So you definitely need to stay clear-headed here: these copycat coins are mostly short-term trading and gambling tools, not opportunities you can participate in long term. Chasing the price is just you taking over someone else’s bag; the people who truly get to eat the profits are always those who laid the groundwork early and know how to exit in time. At the current stage, it’s not recommended to go anywhere near these copycat coin—risk is far greater than reward, and once you step out of sync with the timing, you can easily be carried away directly.
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