Just witnessed a classic on-chain farce. A politician casually threw a "$BIG", and a meme coin with a market value of $5.3 million popped up on Solana - 10 seconds, just 10 seconds.

The on-chain data is there: 5,148 wallets rushed in to take over, but now? The market value has shrunk to 360,000. This wave of operations clearly plays out the script of "celebrity effect + on-chain speculation". Meme coins rise like rockets, smashing down faster than free fall.

In this current market, short-term players may still be able to fish for some oil and water in the fluctuations, but they must have two brushes. If a novice rushes in, he is probably sending warmth to others. In the long run, the market will eventually return to the fundamentals - technology implementation, policy direction, and practical application, which are hard currency. However, such emergencies do create short-term opportunities, and the key is that you can distinguish between "opportunities" and "traps".

How do I do it? Keep an eye on the movements of large players on the chain, and the wind and grass on social platforms cannot be missed. The news comes quickly and ruthlessly, but the stop loss line must be drawn in advance. The market will not show mercy because of your enthusiasm, and only by surviving can you be qualified to talk about profits.

BIG is just a microcosm, and I don't know what new tricks will pop up next time. Stay awake and always leave opportunities to those who are prepared.