There is indeed a coin in this round of the market that has attracted a lot of people's attention, and the current FOMO sentiment has already reached a high temperature. Looking back at historical records, this kind of nationwide participation frenzy is not the first time — similar cases can be found every time.

What are the biggest fears? It's the fear that after a while, the bulls suddenly turn against and run to the square to complain, "This thing is going to collapse." Price fluctuations are already fast, and people's hearts are even faster. When going long, they are passionate; when going short, they cry and make a fuss. This kind of repeated mentality is often an excellent opportunity for large funds to harvest retail investors. So, as always — beware of the FOMO trap at high levels, and don't let emotions take over.