Yesterday's market was quite刺激. Whenever the Bank of Japan takes action, the entire crypto market becomes lively—LIGHT surged up to 70% in a day, various small coins take turns performing, and many people boast about their gains in groups. But the truth is, this kind of policy-driven surge is like a fireworks show: dazzling to watch but fading quickly. Hot money comes and goes, and in the end, it still depends on how much you keep in your pocket.

Experienced players who have gone through several cycles are now doing something that seems "not profitable"—converting unrealized gains into stablecoins to position themselves. This is not surrender; it's clarity. The crazier the market rises, the more you need to protect the profits you've earned. Projects in the stablecoin sector with real backing are the top choices for allocation at this time. Over-collateralization and reserve-backed mechanisms, which seem low-key, are actually the strongest shields during market shocks.

We all understand the temptation of altcoins—stories of overnight riches are always the most eye-catching. But the reality is, chasing these highly volatile assets is essentially gambling on liquidity. Once market sentiment recedes, the decline often outpaces the rise by ten times. On the other hand, projects that continue to build within the stablecoin ecosystem have a completely different value logic: as the market continues to rise, you can enjoy the benefits within the ecosystem; during market corrections, they become your "grain depot" for heavy positions. This kind of flexible allocation—both offensive and defensive—is the way to survive longer.

After this wave of rate hike sentiment dissipates, the market is likely to face divergence. Coins that surge by riding hot topics carry the greatest risk—once funds withdraw, the decline can be beyond imagination. Conversely, projects rooted in the stablecoin sector and continuously building their ecosystems tend to highlight their value amid volatility. Low-profile projects are often the long-term winners.