Actually, a lot of market-making techniques require personal insight, but once you figure them out, they basically stop working. Next time, the same logic might lead to a completely different trend. Retail investors are getting smarter these days, and the big players have their countermeasures too—after all, they’re playing with open cards. Some things are really worth thinking about. For example, why do some people who never trade suddenly make a random move and end up making big money? Why do some people who never touch meme coins suddenly use a verified address to buy one, make huge profits, and still not sell? Why do some super paper hands suddenly turn into diamond hands on a project that doesn’t even seem that great? These things are all dialectical. One project might be about to pump, while another might be about to dump. Retail investors are left with just one thought: no matter how hard you try, you can’t figure it out. Finally, let me ask one question: Why do the coins other people hold go up hundreds of times, but the ones I hold stop rising after just one day?