There are at least two typical scenarios where buying goes unnoticed: One is when the market is weak, fear envelops the entire market, and I need to identify gold among a pile of garbage, buy it, and hold it; The other is when the market is strong, and many people panic and chase after rising assets; At this time, many truly valuable assets perform weakly, even showing a contrast to their previous trends (for example, when the market was weak before, many such assets would lead the market); When encountering this situation, as long as the intrinsic value of the asset itself has not changed, I will definitely believe that the correlation of historical data will not disappear; this is a basic principle; The current weakness is likely false, mostly due to the suppression by market makers, making it appear very weak; What I need to do is identify which assets are genuinely weak and won't recover, and which assets are being deliberately suppressed, but are actually showing a true underwater rebound; The deeper the suppression, the higher the rebound later; $PEPE is an obvious underwater rebound, especially in the PEPE/ETH trading pair; So, don't tell me about ENA or other DeFi in the comments; I've seen it, and I've seen it much earlier than you; But no matter how you analyze it from any angle, they ultimately won't rise as much as $PEPE; In high time frame trading, chasing low time frame fluctuations is a sign of insufficient mental strength; I just need to clarify my trading level; this is the realization between two trading time points (one buy and one sell), unrelated to the process; A general doesn't chase after hares.