Recently, the market bubble has burst, and the high-position cash-out behavior of venture capital institutions and startup founders has become the focus of public opinion. People are passionately discussing whether this is a wise "strategic exit" or a panic "peak escape."

Indeed, it is still too early to draw conclusions on this matter. However, the sharp drop in stock prices on Friday has undoubtedly sent a warning signal to the market, prompting investors to become more cautious.

From the perspective of market speculation, the sudden popularity of this phenomenon is backed by celebrity endorsements, coupled with so-called "sky-high" auction events. This operational model is strikingly similar to the methods used by opinion leaders in the cryptocurrency space who frantically promote specific projects and promise huge returns.

It is worth noting that the monetization behavior of venture capital institutions and company founders shows remarkable consistency—seizing the heat and quickly locking in profits.

This phenomenon reveals the harsh truth of the capital market: there is no so-called emotional attachment in the pure commercial world. Once the market starts to buzz and gossip, savvy players will realize that it is time to lock in profits and exit completely.

It must be admitted that during market fluctuations, those who can remain calm and rational, without being swayed by panic or greed, to realize asset liquidation are indeed rare...