Recently, $VIRTUAL, $SUI, $AAVE, and $ENA have responded well among the mainstream coins, but have you noticed a problem — this wave of market has almost reached the explosion point.



Looking at the market trend makes it clear that the rebound of second-tier mainstream coins is approaching the upper resistance level. Chasing high now is like playing with fire. The real opportunity actually lies in those altcoins still lying on the floor — those with small rebound margins and not yet attracting capital attention — which are brewing the next wave of market movement.

This is the so-called "catch-up" logic, professionally called "valuation repair." Those high-quality small coins that were wrongly slaughtered will eventually bounce back. To share a piece of this market, the key points are:

**First, look at the track** Prioritize low-priced coins in popular sectors, such as public chains, DeFi, NFT — directions still in the wind.

**Second, look at capital** Targets with significantly increased trading volume and continuous capital inflow are worth focusing on. This is a signal that the market is about to take off.

**Third, control risk** Building positions in batches is standard; don’t go all-in at once, as the risk of hitting a mine is too high.

From a technical perspective, many small coins focused on cross-chain technology are still wandering at the bottom, and the space for catch-up is indeed considerable. What low-priced altcoins in your holdings are worth paying attention to? Share in the comments.
VIRTUAL-9,79%
SUI-11%
AAVE-5,36%
ENA-10,34%
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SatoshiSherpavip
· 01-07 07:13
Mainstream coins are all going crazy, chasing high right now really depends on luck. As for those floor coins, I’m also sweeping them, just waiting to see who rises first. --- Shitcoins die the fastest when going all-in; building positions in batches is definitely the right approach. Only after losing money do you understand. --- I’ve heard the logic of catching up on the rise many times, but I still haven’t managed to buy the dip on time, feeling a bit impatient. --- There’s still a chance in cross-chain, but you need to find those with real applications, not just hype. --- The inflow of funds amplifies the signal, but the problem is how to accurately catch that timing, always a step too slow. --- Public chains and DeFi are now competing so fiercely, the track is crowded, huh? --- That’s what they say, but the risk of altcoins is right there, and many have cut profits early instead of waiting for the rebound. --- I’m also watching low-priced coins, just not sure which ones are truly misjudged and which ones are trash.
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 01-06 07:40
According to your diagnostic logic, the technical indicators of these mainstream coins are already showing signs of overheating, and the rebound indeed warrants attention. The real risk warning is here—volume expansion alone does not mean genuine capital inflow; on-chain liquidity indicators are needed for a definitive diagnosis. There are indeed opportunities among floor coins, but the clinical presentation must meet three conditions: clear code audit records, transparent team lock-up periods, and active community engagement that is not just pump-and-dump. All of these are indispensable. My suggestion is to regularly review the on-chain activity of these low-priced assets; don't be fooled by the superficial rebound narrative. The all-in operation on altcoins, according to diagnostic records, shows a nearly 70% probability of risk and complications. I'm not against making money, but the fatality rate of this strategy is too high.
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GasWastervip
· 01-05 20:31
Mainstream coins are all skyrocketing now, chasing the highs definitely shows a lack of judgment. I’ve actually been eyeing a few small coins in the public chain sector, and there’s been some unusual activity in trading volume these past couple of days, feeling like something is about to move.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/vip
· 01-04 15:56
Mainstream coins have indeed peaked this round, but I still think those chasing the high will end up eating dirt. I've heard the theory of altcoins catching up many times, but very few can actually make money. I'm optimistic about the public chain sector, but avoid those with no liquidity and trash. Building positions in batches is correct; going all-in is just gambling behavior. The cross-chain direction is promising, but now is not the time to enter; wait for a pullback, don't buy the dip halfway up the mountain. $SUI's recent surge has already been outrageous; it's time to reduce the position. Low-priced coins do have opportunities, but the problem is how to distinguish between real opportunities and trash. Increased trading volume isn't necessarily a good sign; sometimes it's a sign of the main players fleeing. There's not much worth discussing in my altcoin holdings, just losing assets. This logic of catching up on the rise is talked about every cycle, but in the end, most people are still the ones taking the bag.
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 01-04 15:55
Mainstream coins are almost at their peak, but I agree with you, the real gains are still in those forgotten small coins. Cross-chain definitely has potential. A few days ago, I saw some small tokens on public chains repeatedly oscillating at the bottom, and it feels like they are just waiting for a catalyst. By the way, I have to praise the strategy of building positions gradually. Too many people go all-in at once, which easily leads to getting caught in a trap. I agree with your logic of a rebound, but I’m just worried that this wave might rise only to die in the next. Are there any specific targets you can recommend?
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 01-04 15:55
Chasing highs is just giving money to the big players. I've seen through this cycle. Don't ask me about my holdings; only after losing do you understand the survival rule. "Valuation recovery"? History will repeat itself; it's just survivor bias. You should also ask why the coins at the bottom are still on the floor. Dipping in gradually sounds nice, but it's really just gambling on human nature. I don't play.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 01-04 15:54
Mainstream coins rise quickly and fall quickly. Chasing highs now is indeed unwise... I have recently been laying low on those obscure cross-chain coins, waiting for a rebound.
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GateUser-5854de8bvip
· 01-04 15:49
Mainstream coins have already surged like that, and you're still chasing. Truly a common mistake among crypto beginners. The real way is to go for the bottom coins.
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