Recently, the overall market has been continuously rebounding, and the capital flow has become noticeably active. Mainstream cryptocurrencies are rising along with the trend, dragging the entire altcoin sector higher—this is a very normal phenomenon of liquidity reflow.

But have you noticed an interesting contrast? Those "crazy coins" that dominated the headlines and surged in the recent past, such as pippin, river, ip, their hype has long since faded. They did indeed gain popularity during market turbulence, but now? They have long fallen out of the mainstream view, with some even beginning to form "rectangle" patterns, indicating a correction.

It may seem ironic, but this is actually the normal process of market survival of the fittest. Rotation of hot spots, capital shifting, and the replacement of old and new coins—this is how a healthy market should look. The era of quick profits from "crazy coins" is always short-lived. When the market stabilizes, rational capital flow will still return to fundamentals. So rather than chasing after those already swayed by the wind, it’s better to observe which projects with real fundamentals are gradually gaining strength.