The tokens that are being pumped are, to some extent, a false prosperity. Either there aren't many actually on the bus; or the tickets aren't cheap, appearing to have risen by 70%, but you might have gotten on the bus when it had already pumped by 60%. So, view it objectively! There aren't many people making money, and those who do aren't making as much as you might think #okb# #yzy# .

Don't fomo. I see a group all shouting about 20 billion, and this price is still surging. I think it's too bold— for me, isn't it better to scoop up some fartcoin and useless? The latter has rebounded by at least 30%, right? The safety margin is a bit higher.

All the hot spots and the coins that are pumped are just a small group, a very small number of people's carnival, while most people are merely spectators or latecomers chasing the highs—this phenomenon of wealth, in my opinion, is all false prosperity.

The kind of rebound profits from bottom-fishing can be considered a soup that relatively many people can sip on to some extent. The cruelty and truth of the market lie in:

1) The ones who eat meat are always the minority.
2) Pursuing safety and drinking soup is the optimal solution for most retail investors.
3) Those who chase the rise and fall are destined to be the harvested nutrients!