The collapse of $GIGGLE has completely silenced those who were once bullish on it. To be honest, this token is essentially a shitcoin project, and it returning to zero isn't surprising at all.

The real issue is how many people trade. The plaza is flooded with bullish sentiment, and some people rush in to do swing trades after glancing at a couple of candles, with leverage set incredibly high. What's the difference between this and going straight to zero? I've seen too many people with zero data analysis backing their trades—they're willing to go all-in based on a small price movement or a few candlesticks.

A slight breeze can change their judgment, and this kind of trading logic is destined to bleed money. I personally prefer a mid-to-long-term trading mindset and have never been interested in emotion-driven swing operations like that. High leverage combined with blind entries usually ends in liquidation. Rather than following the crowd, it's better to spend time researching fundamentals and technical data—that's the basic skill to survive in this game.