#Meme币市场 When I saw this set of data, I had some thoughts I wanted to share with everyone.

Recently, an interesting phenomenon has emerged in the cryptocurrency market: mainstream assets are under pressure, while some altcoins are attracting capital. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of nearly $200 million in a single day, and Ethereum also weakened, but products like XRP and Solana are attracting institutional funds against the trend. At first glance, this seems enticing, but I advise everyone to stop and consider the logic behind it.

The actions of institutional investors in this wave are essentially a "selected track" under macro uncertainty — they are not genuinely bearish on the crypto market, but are reallocating risk. The most dangerous thing at this time is to be misled by the appearance of this capital rotation, chasing after short-term hot spots.

Products like Meme coins require particular caution. They are highly volatile, and the narratives can change easily. Institutions are willing to participate because they have sufficient risk tolerance and strict position controls. However, retail investors who chase them with the same mindset often end up getting trapped.

My suggestion is simple: do not change your allocation logic just because you see funds flowing. Your position structure should be based on your own risk tolerance and time horizon, rather than following the market's every rotation. At this time of year-end, maintaining composure is more valuable than chasing hot trends. A stable asset allocation will never make you regret missing out on a wave of market movement—but failing after chasing high prices will indeed be very regrettable.