The ambush of altcoins requires attention to three core elements: 1. Market value range: Look for altcoin projects with a market value between US$10 million and US$500 million, preferably no less than US$5 million. The lower market capitalization provides ample room for potential growth of the project. For example, a project with a market value of US$10 million would reach US$1 billion if it increased 100 times, while a project with a market value of US$500 million would reach US$50 billion if it increased 100 times. Taking LUNA as an example, it rose from US$0.3 to US$119, increasing its market value from US$100 million to US$40 billion. 2. Low unit price: focus on projects with a unit price between US$0.01 and US$3. Lower unit prices can attract more retail investors. When the unit price is low, even if the project increases 100 times, retail investors will not feel that the price is too high and will be more willing to enter the market. Such projects deserve close attention and can be added to the watch list and tracked for a long time, especially those projects where the liquidity of chips is not particularly high. 3. Age: Choose new projects that have been launched in the past 2 to 3 years. Try not to choose projects that are 4 to 5 years old. Some old projects may have experienced a long period of decline, falling from high prices to low prices. Although they may increase several times when the market rebounds, it is difficult for them to rise again. This is because the chips have been dispersed in many market shocks, and the costs of regrouping and operating are very high. Therefore, it is best to choose new projects that have been launched in the past 2 to 3 years and have not been widely hyped, especially those with traffic potential. These projects may be ignored. Although their own projects have been profitable, they are just not taken seriously by the capital market for some reason.