I just spent time organizing the K-line structure and trends of $BEAT since its listing in a complete manner.
If we only look at the new coins launched in the past month, there aren't many that have truly shown a 'strong trend'; BEAT is currently the most eye-catching one, and another is PIPPIN.
From an operational perspective, I prefer to allocate a portion of spot first.
The reason is not complicated—at this stage, spot prices are significantly stronger than contract prices, which usually means that the chips are more inclined towards medium to long-term funds rather than short-term speculation. Once we enter the emotional amplification phase later, the upward space for spot is often more exaggerated than that of contracts.
Why start seriously researching after it has risen 10 times?
Because many truly bullish coins are not recognized by the market at the bottom, but rather gradually enter the public eye after completing the first significant rise.
At this stage, liquidity, attention, and trading depth will all significantly increase, making it easier to form a sustained market rather than just a one-off flow.
By the way, PIPPIN (PP).
Some feel that after rising 100 times, there is no more space, but in a bullish market sentiment, such judgments are often underestimated.
As long as the narrative is still there and the funds are still there, it is not unusual to see another 5–10 times rise.
The logic behind this is actually quite simple:
During a bull market phase, funds are dispersed, and opportunities are everywhere.
However, in a bear market or a period of fluctuations, funds become highly concentrated, repeatedly embracing a few 'meme coins.'
This is very similar to Teli A after the stock market crash in 2015—
The overall market is sluggish, but funds continue to focus on a very small number of targets, compressing emotions and liquidity to a point of explosion.
The above is just my personal judgment based on structure and capital behavior; it does not constitute any investment advice.
But if you are looking for 'the coins that the market is really focusing on,' then BEAT and PIPPIN are at least worth continuous tracking.
