Be cautious of the chasing high trap. Look out for those coins that suddenly surge, as there is often a hidden setup behind them.

Not long ago, there was a typical case — a project at the top of the leaderboard during the early trading session suddenly surged by 30%, and many people eagerly followed the trend. But when the price doubled, no one dared to add more positions. This kind of psychology is very dangerous: a sharp increase often leads to a loss of rationality, and ultimately, people tend to buy at high prices.

Instead of chasing after suddenly explosive assets, it's better to stick to positions that can provide stable profits. The biggest test in the market is never the courage to chase high, but the discipline to take profits when the time is right. Achieving a 30% return is already a victory; greed often causes traders to give back their profits. This is the most authentic portrayal of trading.