Coins with low circulation rate are unlocked over several years. When a bull market arrives, institutions cannot sell coins, making it difficult for them to have the motivation to push prices up, as the obvious benefits are insufficient. The advantage of old coins is that they have a high circulation rate, which is a good reference factor. Looking at inscriptions, these are mostly fully circulated, with institutions and large investors holding substantial amounts, and they can profit from pushing prices up; only when a bull market arrives do they have the motivation to push prices higher.

As for undervaluation, there's no need to say much, everyone surely knows about it. Anything between a few million to 200 million USD can be considered undervalued.

In the inscriptions sector, some see a trillion, with leading projects like sats + ordi accounting for 50 billion, which is roughly a 30 times increase.

Other types of inscriptions account for 50 billion; you can calculate how much that can yield, which is at least a 30 to 50 times increase.

In fact, by the end of the bull market, you will find that the coins that surged dozens of times are definitely ones you have heard of.

It's just that at the moment, you may not dare to buy them, lacking the courage. It's like when you didn't dare to buy Bitcoin at 20,000-30,000.

So with the bull market here, what you need to do now is to be a bit bolder.

However, regardless of how bold you are, you should at least buy 30% of Bitcoin, which is for your capital preservation.

If you have earned around 30 times, you need to be cautious. At this point, you should start to consider selling.

30 times is the limit of a person's luck, so you must pay special attention.