The hot topics discussed online may seem grand and powerful, but they are often just the tail end of a market trend.

Think about it carefully: nine out of ten times, these trending topics across the internet are already at a stage where the price has risen significantly. Why? Because retail investors tend to follow the trend with a delay. When institutions and early participants have already quietly completed their布局, the information begins to spread rapidly. By the time forums and social media are filled with the same voices, the true room for growth has usually been largely absorbed.

What’s more painful is that many people are shouting, but not many are actually willing to bet. Everyone is discussing and sharing, but only a few are actually putting their money in. This huge gap between "public opinion heat" and "trading volume" itself indicates something — the real main players have already entered the market, and what’s left for latecomers are mostly the already inflated high positions.

This is not to say you can't participate, but you need to understand: when a topic becomes the market’s focus, it usually means the opportunity window for participation is closing. The next wave of opportunities often appears in the corners where no one is paying attention.