I've seen too many tricks like this. A group of KOLs shouting about bottom-fishing and sharing bullish logic, but when the price really drops, they turn around and post that they had already sold. How many times have you heard this kind of excuse?

Basically, it's just rhetoric. By the time you chase in, they've already offloaded at the high points. The most classic phenomenon is—when all voices in the market are promoting that a certain coin will rise, that is precisely a danger signal. Because by then, the bagholders are already lining up, waiting for the last batch of retail investors to fill the pit.

Take ASTER as an example; this kind of story repeats itself. Coins that seem to be hotly discussed and appear to have consensus often hide the greatest risks. No one calls out at the bottom; instead, excitement only erupts at the top, and that's when you're caught. Don't be fooled by flashy gains and KOLs' copywriting. Truly smart investors never follow the crowd in cheering; instead, they quietly position themselves when everyone is bearish.