In the past, in the chat room. I encountered buyers of spot goods. I could encounter ten of them. All ten were at a loss. Their common characteristic is that they do not look at market capitalization. They look at popularity. A coin only has popularity when it rises, and they all chase the highs. Altcoins have a characteristic, which is that after a wave of popularity and a significant rise, they no longer have popularity. They can't rise again. You can tell by looking at their monthly K chart. I earnestly advised a friend to buy an altcoin I was interested in. He was still hesitant. Since you bought the spot, you shouldn't care about its short-term fluctuations. As long as you can confirm it's going up. He won't get stuck. That's enough. With low market capitalization, no matter how much he gets stuck, he will rise again. This is 100%. No matter what you do, you won't lose money in the end, like the old TRB. Unf I, Reef. And so on, many altcoins. They have risen several times because their market cap is low. Can you imagine other high market cap altcoins? Can they rise? So, when playing with spot goods, you must buy those with low market capitalization. Never buy those with high market capitalization. There’s a possibility that if you get stuck, they may never rise again. Do you understand?