Talking about the group of retail traders, there's a word that’s particularly vivid—"restless." Otherwise, it wouldn’t be called "retail" capital, right? Interestingly, when they’re scouting for targets, they can actually be quite patient and composed. But once they’ve identified a target and completed their position building, their restlessness immediately surfaces, becoming their label and main theme.

Short-term trading, concepts, leading stocks—these are the three main tactics of retail traders. They never play it low-key; instead, they loudly promote this approach. Why? Because only in this way can they attract a large number of like-minded followers, who can lift their stocks at critical moments. This is basically their secret to survival and being able to walk away unscathed.

Take a close look at the most prominent concept leaders in the market—how many of them are truly driving industry development? Honestly, many are just coins with mediocre or even poor performance, which only rose to the top through aggressive retail speculation. These glories only represent the past. Who will be pushed up in the next wave? No one dares to make a guarantee.

Why do retail traders always like to pile into trash coins? The answer is simple—places where big players gather, they have to avoid. Coins with established market makers are even more off-limits. So they can only go for those obscure coins that no one pays attention to. Can you imagine them touching high-quality coins? That’s impossible. Not only would it go against their philosophy, but it would also directly ruin them. For them, the quality of a coin doesn’t matter at all; whether it can make money is the only standard.