I recently discovered an interesting pattern. You see, when everyone is bearish on a certain coin, it tends to surge suddenly, directly hitting the shorts; conversely, those coins that everyone is optimistic about tend to underperform, even pulling back. Is the market joking with us?

Think about it carefully, it's actually a psychological game. When retail investors are bearish, they tend to hold back, and short positions accumulate; institutions quietly accumulate, and when short positions reach a certain scale, a reverse rally can harvest profits. The opposite is also true: when everyone is optimistic, they tend to chase the highs, and the bulls become the harvested chives.

This is the charm and cruelty of the market—most people's consensus often signals a loss.