What do you do if you missed the opportunity? I think the pullback is the chance to get on board. Actually, Bitcoin isn’t too bad—if it drops a few thousand points, it doesn’t really matter. The top priority is to find promising small-cap altcoins: during a Bitcoin pullback, those alts should fall even more sharply, and then you can set up your positions and wait for the bull market to bring profits.

How to find promising altcoins generally comes down to a few methods:
1. Do research into the altcoin’s fundamentals. Projects where the team has already run off are not in the scope.
2. Look for ones with low prices—those that have dropped down from the peak by more than 50x.
3. Focus on sectors. RWA, AI, storage, and stablecoins—these sectors can be considered. Otherwise, for public chains, forget it; the upside isn’t enough. Do you really think ETH can go hit 1wu?
4. Strong “whale-controlled” coins. They have trading volume, but the price increase isn’t that big. Also look at historical K-lines—ones that can be pumped up, then drop back, and yet can be pumped again.

If you don’t want high multiples and want something steadier, then buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, SOL, LTC, HYPE, and LIT—these can give you a comfortable 50–200% gain.

A good spot allocation, and using futures to earn living expenses, is also a solid option. Don’t go play altcoin futures—it’s a death sentence. A dead, stiff kind of death. The project teams behind these small caps are really nasty.

@Richard Teng @Yi He @CZ