📊 $CKB Tapping into the “domestic public chain” hype—should I follow?

CKB got boosted; the logic is actually simple: the public chain sector rotates, and the targets that haven’t caught up yet are easier to get picked by capital.

But the idea that “if the sector didn’t move yet, it must be coming soon” is a classic late-run/overextension fallacy. The reason it hasn’t moved may be that the capital doesn’t recognize it—not necessarily that it’s “not its turn yet.”

My take:
You can set a trap, but do it in a “falsification” way—set an observation period. If CKB continues to trade sideways with shrinking volume, while sector heat is still there, then it suggests it’s building momentum. If it suddenly sees a volume expansion and a catch-up rally, but you didn’t follow, then it means the capital never really liked it—get out.


How to operate:
Try a small long position. Put the stop-loss 8% below your entry cost. If it breaks, exit—don’t waste time on it.

The essence of “setting a trap” is to trade small losses for a big opportunity; position sizing and stop-loss levels are everything.
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