There's a classic investment theory that's quite interesting. Warren Buffett's legendary fund manager Peter Lynch once observed at a banquet: when strangers hear you're a fund manager and rush to discuss stocks with you, it indicates the market is overheated and it's time to sell; conversely, when people find out your identity and lose interest in talking about stocks, and instead turn to chat with a dentist, that's a sign the market has bottomed out—most people are losing money, and it's actually a good time to enter.

Recently, I feel a bit like this story. Fewer and fewer people around me are talking about cryptocurrencies, and instead, they're starting to discuss feng shui and astrology. What does this mean? The vast majority of people have completely lost confidence in the market. And the facts confirm this—since PEPE's peak in December last year, this once dark horse coin has fallen for nearly a year. If even the hottest coin back then is doing so badly, you can imagine how other altcoins are faring.

But what does this precisely imply? The market temperature has dropped to its lowest point. Looking at recent trends, PEPE is beginning to show signs of a rebound. This signal is quite important. DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE have been experiencing frequent fluctuations recently, and the market's hotspots may now revolve around them. At this point, it's time to take a serious look.