Recently, I have been heavily accumulating a certain coin with a position exceeding 1%. My investment logic has a bit of contrarian thinking:

First, the official account of a major exchange is unlikely to actively interact. Since that's the case, I don't have to worry about being suppressed due to lack of interaction. Conversely, if they suddenly start interacting, that’s a clear bullish signal.

Second, this coin is unlikely to be listed on a major exchange in the short term, so I don't hold any illusions about getting it listed. Without the expectation of a listing, there's no risk of disappointment or being trapped due to the coin not being listed. But what if it does get listed? Even just some interaction from the exchange wallet could lead to significant gains. Of course, in reality, it's most likely not to be listed.

The core of this logic is actually very simple: don't expect too much, and you can hold with peace of mind. The market's biggest fear is being slapped in the face by reality, and I have already lowered my expectations to the minimum.