The rate cut has already been implemented, but the market trend has not provided a clear answer; instead, it has fallen into a tug-of-war with oscillations.

This wave of gains has basically followed the US stock market closely, but the US market is no longer at a low point, and the risk of a pullback is always present. Additionally, with the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike almost certain next Sunday, the probability of mainstream coins facing short-term pressure is indeed quite high.

Recently, the performance of some smaller coins has been quite interesting. If you choose the right direction, a wave of market movement can earn the equivalent of two or three weeks' income for ordinary people — but the prerequisite is to cash out in time. Profits should be taken off the table, whether for consumption or to preserve capital; the realized profit is what truly counts.

The current strategy is not about rushing to chase highs. More worthwhile is to continue screening for those assets still in dormancy, with storylines not yet fully unfolded. These kinds of targets usually have greater potential.

Market opportunities are not scarce; what is truly scarce is patience and the completeness of your plan. During oscillation cycles, developing a clear execution plan often yields more returns than frequent trading. The next phase of strategic layout is already in the works.