The altcoin season has arrived, and sectors are beginning to rotate. Each bull market has a clear main theme; the 2017-2018 bull market was the ICO bull, the 2020-2021 bull market was the Defi bull, and the 2024-2025 bull market will be the Meme bull. Just two weeks ago, the Meme sector's popularity soared, with leading coins Pepe and Neiro rising over 50% in a single day, and others like wif, bonk, and floki also enjoying good gains. As people's emotions are ignited, many begin to chase Meme coins. At this time, we must mention a classic investment trap — value investing can be in vain, while going all-in on Meme coins can lead to wealth.
The rise of the Meme sector will not continue indefinitely. As more people start chasing Meme coins, the sector experiences a pullback. Following that, old coins begin to surge, with XRP and ADA representing this wave of increase. Many in the crypto circle believe in the theory of 'trading new rather than old', with almost no one paying attention to those long-established old coins. As a result, some market makers start to heavily raise old coins, and even the less popular cross-chain sector sees a surge. For example, both DOT and Atom have seen significant increases recently, and even the oversold KSM doubled in a single day.
For many newcomers to the crypto circle, my advice is: instead of chasing coins from popular sectors, seek out those coins that have not yet surged, or those value coins from potential sectors. In the current market environment, the gaming sector still has significant room for growth. If you missed out on Sand, Gala, and Mana, consider positioning in other coins within the same sector that have not yet surged, such as YGG. In the future, which sector might become the new hot one? Based on current market trends, it is likely to be AI, RWA, or Bitcoin ecosystem sectors. If you've already achieved good returns from popular sectors, consider taking profits in a timely manner and positioning for the next potential breakout sector.
Next are some wealth code recommendations for everyone's reference (it is suggested to choose one from each sector for investment):
YGG (Gaming sector): Current price $0.6131, can buy around $0.57, short-term target $1, stop loss $0.56.
GMT (Gaming sector): Current price $0.2, recommended entry around $0.18, stop loss $0.168, short-term target $0.32.
Pixel (Gaming sector): Current price $0.24, can enter around $0.22, short-term target $0.4, stop loss $0.2.
TIA (Modular public chain): Current price $8, has risen tenfold in four months, is a strong market coin. You can enter in batches when the new weekly K pullbacks next week, reference entry prices of $7.5, $7.3, and $6.5, short-term target $12.
LPT (AI sector): Current price $11.9, recommended entry around $11.5 and $11.2, short-term targets $17 and $22, stop loss $10.8.
FET (AI sector): Current price $1.46, can buy around $1.4, stop loss $1.3, short-term targets $2.5 and $3.
UMA (RWA sector): Current price $2.78, recommended entry between $2.5 and $2.7, stop loss $2.34, target $4.7.
Aevo (AI sector): Current price $0.43, can enter between $0.39 and $0.41, short-term target $0.76.
NOT (AI sector): Current price $0.0084, can enter around $0.0082, medium to long-term target $0.016.
Bake (Defi sector): Current price $0.29, has breakout potential, recommended entry around $0.28, short-term target $0.48.
Dydx (Defi sector): Current price $1.5, can enter around $1.4, stop loss $1.3, medium to long-term target $4.3.
Sushi (Defi sector): Current price $1.06, recommended entry around $0.93, stop loss $0.83, medium to long-term target $2.
PHB (AI sector): Current price $1.88, has not risen much, consider entering around $1.8, target $3.
TRU (RWA sector): Current price $0.092, can enter around $0.0868, target $0.23.
This recommendation is for reference only, and specific investment decisions should be adjusted according to personal circumstances and market changes. In the current environment of significant market volatility, rational investment and risk diversification remain the most important strategies.
