Stop staring blankly at the market! Some coins have already been secretly accumulated by the big players for a whole quarter.

I've noticed an interesting phenomenon while watching the market—many altcoins have been grinding sideways at the bottom recently, and the daily divergence is almost breaking through. They frequently spike up and down, scaring retail investors quite a bit. But have you thought about it? Isn't this a typical 'accumulation tactic'? If the big players can't get cheap chips, how could they possibly rally the market?

Take a look at a few targets I've been watching recently, ON, XNY, ENJ; their trends are remarkably similar: hovering at the bottom for months, with buyers stepping in every time it dips, quickly pulling back after a spike. This 'door painting' action is clearly aimed at forcing people out. If you get scared off by a few spikes, you've fallen right into the trap.

To be honest, one cannot be greedy and expect to get rich quickly; during such times, accumulating positions gradually is ten times better than chasing highs. But I must say this upfront—profits and losses are your own responsibility, and those who cannot maintain a stable mindset should absolutely stay away. You need to understand that the last shiver before the big player drives up the price is often the most brutal needle. If you hold on, you'll reap the rewards; if you get thrown off the ride, you'll just be slapping your thigh.

As April just started, signs of capital rotation are already very obvious. Don't wait until the prices go up and then come asking, "Can I still chase?" By then, you would just be handing over your shares to someone else. Keep a close eye on those coins that have emerged from bottom structures; perhaps it won't be long before it's their turn to perform.