The rise and fall of large-volume coins are related to the entry of institutions and the exchange of dealers. Generally speaking, coins with a unit price higher than 100 USD can be regarded as large-volume coins.

Small-volume coins, especially those with extremely low unit prices and several zeros after the decimal point, are mostly bulk and platform-controlled. Their purpose is to harvest northbound contracts and swallow up retail investors.

So from a big cycle perspective, the rise and fall of a coin is mainly due to the technology endorsement and use endorsement behind it.

For example, ARB has risen sharply because the ARN ONE chain it built, as a diversion of the Bitcoin main chain, has played a role in easing traffic, just like a SF Express that has to be used, so it has a very healthy endorsement and is bound to rise sharply. The retracement in the past six months is due to its excessive expansion of traffic and high-level issuance.

I personally recommend that novices in the currency circle play large coins first and hold them for a long time. When they have a certain amount of experience, they can choose small coins in a distributed manner, but it cannot exceed 30% of the total position.