I have an idea: this wave of market行情 might need to be viewed through the lens of the Tian Ji horse racing strategy—dividing these coins into three tiers to compete against each other.

During this pre-holiday period, the top-tier horses should first face off against the lower-tier horses, then the middle-tier horses challenge the top-tier ones (more moves are likely to follow), and finally, the lower and middle tiers will have their decisive battle.

Following this logic, let's see who can outperform the market before the holiday. Currently, $T1 has already appeared on the charts, $T2 exhibits the traits of a dark horse, and $T3 is taking a steady approach. If this staged competition proceeds according to this rhythm, the most inconspicuous $T2 might ultimately turn the tables and win.

This layered competition approach is quite interesting—it's like taking turns in bombing, with different protagonists at each stage.