Looking back at the $GAS and $SOL market movements, I indeed caught signals early on. The problem was that at the time, liquidity was average, and these types of projects didn't quite meet my criteria for "potential trend reversal" opportunities, so I didn't hold a large position to follow up.

But in hindsight, the truly interesting part is here— the same code appearing almost simultaneously in the Chinese alpha group and the English community. This cross-domain consensus formation often hints at market recognition stronger than what surface liquidity suggests. If I had noticed this multi-region signal synchronization at the time, I might have reassessed the risk-reward ratio.

The takeaway from this review is: not only should you look at single-dimensional market data, but also observe the synchronization of enthusiasm across different global communities for the same asset—this often explains more than early discovery itself.