Let's do a market sense test to see how the wealth gap between you and others is widened: 📙Prerequisite knowledge: Target 1⃣ You may earn up to $700 after buying, and lose up to $300. Target 2⃣ You may earn up to $400 after buying, and lose up to $600. The positive and negative feedback of target 1⃣ is ➕, and the positive and negative feedback of target 2⃣ is ➖. Of course, everyone knows that they should choose 1⃣. The [compound interest] that everyone talks about is also based on this principle. As long as you simply repeat the selection of the same type of target as 1⃣, you can continuously increase your funds. The core is one: as long as the positive and negative feedback is ➖, you should not buy. ❓The question is: I selected coins in 4 different types of market-making cycles, and the K-line charts are all [daily] charts. Please choose the one that you think will have the largest positive and negative feedback superposition and the smallest positive and negative feedback superposition after [buy now], and give your reasons for your choice.