If you stay in the crypto world long enough, you'll realize that a particularly painful phenomenon keeps recurring.

Most people lose money not because they choose the wrong coin, but because they miss the right entry timing. They always rush in from trending searches, just in time for the steepest part of the K-line, lured by the craziest market sentiment to heavily invest and charge forward. Ironically, those veterans who actually profit from big market moves had already quietly reduced their positions at that point.

It may seem painful, but this is how the market operates.

**How big is the difference in returns between low-cost positioning and chasing highs?**

Think about it from another angle: the same coin, the same storyline, the same future potential. Those who enter at low levels can bear the mistake costs later on. But what about those who follow the trend at high levels? They almost have no room for error because there's no more downward movement left.

This is also why seasoned players keep saying—you must act at low prices. It sounds like gambling mentality, but in reality, it's a strategic pre-planning based on calm analysis.

**So, the question is, what kind of coins are worth entering at low prices?**

Cheap price ≠ worth buying. This is the most common mistake among beginners. Projects with real value for strategic positioning usually have these traits: they have experienced enough volatility rather than a single-sided surge; genuine trading liquidity and depth; chips are constantly circulating rather than being locked by big players; mechanisms like deflation and destruction are continuously at work; the community is growing naturally rather than being built on short-term hype and money burning.

These signs send a signal: the market is gearing up for the next wave of行情.