When the market pulls back, don't always think about shorting; swing trading long orders are actually more appealing.

Yesterday I saw the $pippin project team on Twitter saying "buying now is like getting it for free," and I sensed a signal that the sentiment was about to take off. The comments section of that post heated up particularly quickly, so I judged that funds would follow, and I tried a position of 500U.

Result? Directly pulled out 300% in the morning.

This is the magic of emotional coins – when news catalyzes, the influx of hot money is beyond imagination. It cannot be predicted by technical analysis; it relies solely on sensitivity to market sentiment.

Interestingly, from the market perspective, this wave of sentiment has not yet been fully digested. Although there are signs of a decrease in trading volume, the key price level support remains, and there may still be opportunities for a second rally in the short term.

Of course, this type of play carries risks: entry timing, scaling rhythm, and profit-taking points. If any link is not handled well, it could lead to a pullback. The window period for emotional coins usually lasts only a few hours to one or two days; missing the high point or being overly greedy can significantly reduce profits.

So the core is still that sentence: be accurate, act quickly, and run timely.