Waiting until the end of the month to confirm the market direction, the breakout of mainstream coins often signals the start of the altcoin rebound cycle. Funds gradually spread from top-tier coins downward, and this pattern has remained consistent for ten years. But the premise is that Bitcoin must first stabilize; once it enters a sideways consolidation, altcoins will have the vitality and capital inflow opportunities to rebound.

The current strategy is straightforward: for any altcoin that has surged excessively, take moderate short positions to hedge risk; simultaneously, maintain a bullish outlook on mainstream coins. This way, you can participate in the upward trend while avoiding high-risk tokens during their pullbacks.

The current prices of mainstream coins may not be the absolute lows in history, but they are already suitable for phased accumulation. The key isn’t about pinpointing the exact bottom, but about execution. Those willing to act often manage to buy near the bottom, which is the so-called golden bottom—not the bottom indicated by technical indicators, but the bottom you have the courage to buy when it arrives.

Many people like to obsess over where support levels are, especially long-term investors, but this is actually a false premise. In a true bull market, any technical resistance becomes irrelevant; conversely, during a bear market, seemingly solid support levels are often traps. Instead of focusing on specific points, it’s better to focus on risk-reward ratios—if you’re not in a rush to make quick profits and only consider risk-return, even if your account is still green now, opportunities are right in front of you.

If you’re unsure, you can review the recent days’ summary of opinions. I can’t claim they are 100% correct, but the logic is sound. The opportunity window for mainstream coins won’t last long; when it’s time to act, act.