Now, it's not that you can't play with altcoins, but a lot of market makers (MMs) are already off work. I even heard some people took massive losses UB is the ticker I've been trading repeatedly over the past few months. From yesterday to today, I've already taken profits on this wave. Making a quick $10K-$20K each time is satisfying enough. In every field, there are geniuses and fools. When it comes to trading altcoins, here are some lessons I've learned: 1. Choose MMs with strength and vision—don’t cast your net everywhere. This is just like dating. The longer you interact with her, the better you understand her moods—when to comfort her, how to comfort her for the best results, when her anger is just playful stubbornness, and when she's about to explode . 2. Try to accumulate data and build a trading system. Trading altcoins is essentially a game of strategy against the market makers. If you treat it purely as gambling, you'll lose everything sooner or later. But if you can gradually identify patterns and use data to assist you, your win rate will improve. Whether it's observing OI (open interest) dynamics, liquidation data, or analyzing sentiment from Binance Square, summarizing the market makers' previous strategies—all of these are ways to systematize your approach. You can't be lazy and fall into the trap of chasing the thrill of gambling. Some experts have completely left the crypto space for the stock market, which has somewhat reduced the difficulty of crypto trading. You don't need to beat the market makers; you just need to beat the retail traders who refuse to think Right now, my altcoin trading system is still improving, but these kinds of coins are too volatile and sensitive to share signals or lead others into trades. I'll mention them less in the future and focus more on assets that are less PVP-oriented and more sustainable (stocks have been great lately). Altcoins are just for casual entertainment—play around with them.