Stop chasing sector rotations blindly.

When the leader pumps, everyone apes into the same sector thinking it's free money. Works in a bull market with deep liquidity. But in low-volume, low-conviction environments? You're signing up for slow death.

Leaders get chosen by capital flow for a reason. High volume = liquidity to exit when things go south. You have TIME.

Playing the "catch-up" trade? You're betting the leader holds. If the leader dumps, your laggard dies faster. The ONLY time catch-up works: when sector rotation is real AND the leader is transitioning into a new narrative relay.

Real examples:

Binance listing wars - while whales battled it out, one token saw volume EXPLODE while the other rode spillover liquidity. The difference? One had structural narrative binding. The other was just noise.

Today's $ORDI vs $SATS - ORDI's volume dwarfs SATS. If I'm touching SATS, I wait for ORDI to go sideways or dump. If SATS stays strong during ORDI weakness, THAT'S when rotation might be real. Otherwise, you're catching a falling knife with no liquidity.

TLDR: Leaders have liquidity. Laggards have hope. Trade accordingly.