My biggest feeling from watching the market these days isn't about how strong a certain coin is, but rather the invisible hand of interest rates pulling at market sentiment again. When interest rates are high, people prefer to hold cash and wait for certainty; in other words, risk appetite shrinks, and even if they want to increase their positions, they hold back. Once the trend loosens a bit, attention quickly shifts back to on-chain activity, and any narrative can be ignited.



Right now, I feel more like "gradually adjusting my positions" rather than making a big move all at once, especially with meme coins and celebrity shoutouts. When the hype is hot, it’s really exciting, but the rotation is too fast—by the time you turn around, you’re just catching the last wave. The old saying from experienced players, "Don’t chase the last leg," I didn’t believe it before, but after hitting a mine once... well, I believe it now. Anyway, I’ll first secure the positions I can sleep peacefully with, and treat the rest as social tickets to play around with.
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