I swear here that I will never touch any altcoins from now on

$H's strong rise definitely has a reason behind it, and there must be logic supporting it. Since we don't understand it, why not just follow the trend? Some think that the top holders are reducing their positions, which is negative news and even a bearish signal. But is the reality really as we see it? The addresses are public, maybe the reduction is just for show? It's like the previous token unlocks that caused negative sentiment, making us go short, only for them to then pump it explosively.

$H coin has surged fiercely these days, but the top 100 holding addresses have been continuously reducing their positions. There are some buyers, but far fewer than those selling. Those going long should be cautious; it's best to wait and see

$APR crashed 50%, everyone is bottom-fishing to go long, which is no different from a few days ago when it surged over 100% in one day and everyone was shorting. People always like to chase highs and sell lows, not understanding how to follow the trend. This is also why we retail investors often lose money. Why bottom-fish during such a big bearish candle? Shouldn't we be following the trend and shorting?

$CAP I want to know, in my situation, is it still necessary to add to my position? Today, this order was one I forgot I had placed earlier, and it got filled today. I'm totally confused. This order is going to be stuck for a few more days. Is there any expert who can give me some advice?

$SNDK's current storage sector is really rotten and stinky. You went from 1100 to 1600 in two days like this, but it was originally a downtrend phase. There's no need to play with it anymore; it's just rotten and stinky again

$CAP Why have altcoins been emerging one after another recently? Altcoins that double or triple in value are no longer just one or two, and they are particularly strong. Is this what is called the altcoin season? Now the mainstream is returning to a big gold rally, including the US stock market and other recovering areas all competing for funds. Why can altcoins still rise? Is it just to squeeze the shorts?

$SNDK had huge volatility in pre-market trading today, probably because of the positive news released yesterday, which caused all the selling pressure around 1100 to vanish. Everyone is scrambling for chips—is the bull market back? I feel that the surge from just over 1100 to over 1600 in two days definitely involved profit-taking and selling pressure. I guess the positive news was used to offset the selling pressure, so tonight at the open, just take a small short position to test the waters.

$SNDK In the few seconds of hesitation about whether to short, the price has already dropped. Sometimes, when you are sure of the direction, you must be decisive, because hesitation will ultimately lead to no profit.

$APR said no shorting, no shorting, got trapped, still have to hold the position, are you a pro at holding? You think you can hold that well? Don't you know how to do a two-way position? All you do is hold and lie flat like you're on vacation. If you just operated a bit more, it would have come back.

What's going on with $APR? What's going on? I'm kind of thinking about shorting it. Is it another new meme coin that's making me uncomfortable? Does it have any positive narratives? Or is it just hype? Why did it suddenly pump so much? I'm still stuck holding bico.