The old coin $WHY on the BSC chain has been showing some interesting movements recently. Looking at the chart, this wave of rally closely coincides with the recent hype cycle on BSC, but its market cap is only around 10 million, which is a typical small-cap pattern.

I saw quite a few voices betting against it on a major exchange platform, and I can understand that—small caps are indeed more susceptible to manipulation by big players. However, the problem is that precisely because the market cap is small, the cost to push it up is actually quite low. The real risk point is: once a dump occurs, the decline can be very rapid, and retail investors can easily get trapped.

My personal strategy is to open some small-multiplier long positions to gamble on this wave, but I strictly set stop-loss levels. The core of this approach is: keep the position size light, set stop-losses, and avoid playing with a "just gambling" mentality, as that will eventually lead to big losses. Small caps are volatile and can offer big returns, but the premise is that you survive until the end and laugh last.