Figure 1 $PING's momentum began around October 23rd. Until October 24th, PING fluctuated within a wide range of 2m to 4m, but sentiment on Twitter was clearly building. Figure 2: $PING broke through and continued to rise around 8:00 AM on the 24th, fueling widespread sentiment. Figure 3: $Virtual only started to take off at 4:00 PM on the 24th, subsequently surging 80%. I originally wrote this tweet to say that when investing in the secondary market, one should pay attention to market sentiment and what everyone is paying attention to, then identify the corresponding tokens, use the trading system to position themselves, and roll their positions with stop-loss orders. However, after sorting through the data, I discovered that related concept tokens listed on the stock exchange, such as $Virtual and $aixbt, had only risen 80%. Meanwhile, $PING had already risen 560% before their surge and another 160% after their launch. If you're chasing *listed coins* based on market attention, it's better to invest directly in the leading on-chain tokens. Listed coins are only suitable for exploiting information gaps and gaining cost advantages. You've missed out on so much by not investing in on-chain tokens.