In the past three days, Bitcoin has been continuously rising, and the massive capital shift around 87000-88000 has caused the entire market to be buzzing. Coins like PEPE are approaching double their previous value, and retail investors are starting to get restless.

From a technical perspective, the short-term downward pressure has been mostly absorbed, and the market is gradually shifting from weakness to neutrality. The conditions for a rebound are being gradually accumulated. But to be honest—this wave of gains is more of a correction; active buying is not concentrated, it looks more like a pullback rather than a spontaneous upward move. There is indeed room for short-term trading, but the higher you chase, the more dangerous it becomes. The returns and risks are simply not aligned.

On the altcoin side, the signs are already evident. Some established meme coins have been ignited first. As long as Bitcoin doesn’t suddenly plunge, this rebound enthusiasm will definitely spread across the entire market. The problem is that this kind of market movement is essentially a liquidity game—large funds are adjusting their positions, and many altcoins might also be the end of this round. That said, don’t chase those that have already skyrocketed; look for low-priced coins with room for a rebound.

Now, most altcoins have already experienced a rebound. Leading coins like PEPE have doubled from the bottom, VIRTUAL has rebounded 50%, and the cheap options in the MEME and AI sectors have already been snapped up. I don’t recommend chasing high in these two sectors; one misstep could leave you standing at the top.

If you want to participate in this rebound, the mainstream coin sector might be more worth paying attention to. These coins are currently rebounding more moderately and still have room for further gains.