2026-01-14 07:32:08

The scent of the bull market is growing stronger. Every day, you can feel the market's heat — just as one hot spot cools down, a new theme emerges, and funds keep flowing tirelessly across various tracks.

Hotspot rotation is the most interesting feature of a bull market. From conceptual hype to ecological applications, from small coins to mainstream assets, there is always a sector in an upward cycle.

This is the market's rule: there is always a place in the world celebrating. The key is not to wait, but to find the place that is currently celebrating. Learning to track capital flows and identify rotation rhythms is the wisdom to profit in this wave of market trends.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 11h ago

That's right, you just have to follow the money and not get stuck in those sectors that have already cooled off. Rotation is really about reacting quickly to catch the gains; being a step too slow means becoming the bagholder. That's how a bull market works—some people make money, others get cut. The key is whether you can hit the right rhythm. Capital flow is the real key; those who tell stories are just smokescreens. By the way, the speed of this rotation is a bit crazy now—before you even react to the hot spots, they've already changed.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 11h ago

The key is to keep up with the rhythm, otherwise you'll be the one getting cut. This wave is really moving fast; what I was chasing yesterday is already cooling off today. Talking about capital flow is simple, but in practice, who isn't slapped in the face? Recognizing rotations? Most of the time, I just recognize risks haha. That's how a bull market is—only a few people always make money. I have no idea which track is currently celebrating wildly; by the time I react, I’ve already become the bag holder.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 11h ago

Uh, to put it nicely, it's actually a game of chasing rallies and selling dips. Whoever moves slowly ends up holding the bag. Tracking capital flows? I always seem to follow them to the high points. Hotspot rotation sounds exciting, but falling behind is truly despairing. This bull market definitely feels different, but my wallet still has that same flavor. I can never really understand capital flows, so I might as well just lie back and dollar-cost average. Looking for a place to celebrate? Usually, I end up in traps. Agreed, but I still tend to chase highs; I can't seem to change this bad habit.

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 11h ago

That's right, funds are so interesting that they never stop moving for a moment. The key is whether you can keep up with the rhythm, otherwise you'll be left behind. Tracking funds? I think most people are still struggling with what to buy, and they've already missed the boat. Hotspot rotation is indeed fierce, but the premise is that you need to understand it. Sometimes I feel like I've figured it out, but in reality, I'm just a bag holder. This stage is indeed hot, but don't get carried away. Recognizing rotation is easy, but actually executing it is hell. Fund flow doesn't lie, the problem is how to quickly identify that hotspot—it's all about reaction speed in the race.

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