Regarding the investment logic of small-cap coins, many people tend to fall into cognitive biases.

Indeed, high-traffic hot coins can be dizzying, but that doesn't mean small-cap coins have no chance. Looking at several examples in the market makes this clear: Ripple (XRP), despite having a circulation of hundreds of billions, still managed to experience a surge; TRX, also with a hundred-billion-scale market cap, occasionally surprises investors with upward movements. Even Dogecoin, after changing from a total supply of 1 billion to an infinite inflation mechanism, couldn't prevent a sharp rise when the market trend turned bullish.

From a different perspective, a coin with a market cap of 8 billion that is still in a deflationary phase, supported by capital holdings and often favored by large investors, has a solid fundamental basis. Instead of worrying about whether it will go to zero, it's better to observe its power when it rises—when a true market rally occurs, the market won't care about your holdings size. Only those who watch others get rich will regret their initial hesitation.

The criteria for market judgment have always been simple: as long as the price stays above key support levels and large investors continue to accumulate, it’s worth paying attention.