The meme trend shows signs of retreat; funds are starting to shift towards some older altcoins. However, looking at the rise rankings, have you noticed that the ones everyone used to know, which are stuck, haven't risen? It looks lively with a lot of chaos, but in reality, it has nothing to do with our holdings.

So what exactly is rising, and what directions should we pay attention to in the future? Here are a few points to summarize:

1. Meme coins will still be the main focus in the second half after this round of adjustment; we can invest in some leading ones after the adjustment, with strong consensus;

2. New coins and newly issued coins have less locked positions and are relatively concentrated in terms of chips, especially some VC coins that have suffered from severe FUD; later, market makers will try to pump them up using good liquidity, of course, to sell for themselves;

3. Strongly held coins, in other words, many you haven't heard of or paid attention to, and those that have fewer comments in various articles. If these coins show a relatively regular K-line, you can tell at a glance that they are artificially manipulated. As long as these coins haven't risen yet, they can be considered for ambush. The altcoin season you think of and the altcoin season that the main players think of are not the same. Most of the coins that were once popular and are now stuck will not have anyone saving you; switching may give you a better chance of winning.