The market is moving steadily with no significant fluctuations, and you always find that some corners are quietly "stirring up trouble." Recently, tokens in the gaming sector have started to take turns performing, among which one called AXS has surged over 20% in just one day, with the price jumping from around $1.10 to $1.44, and trading volume also increasing, clearly attracting market attention.

This kind of pump is quite interesting. Do you think it genuinely wants to take everyone to the moon? Not necessarily. More often, it's like a fireworks display suddenly lighting up in a silent night, reminding you: "I'm still here, I'm still alive." Especially for those coins that were once hot but then fell into a long-term decline, they need to do this from time to time to maintain attention and keep those players who haven't completely left still engaged.

Look at the reasons behind AXS this time: a new feature called bAXS has been launched in the ecosystem, and the game itself is about to receive a season update. The news is positive, and technically, the moving averages are all aligned in a bullish pattern, making the pump seem justified. But if you look carefully, its RSI is already in the overbought zone, and large funds are taking profits during the high. This is almost a standard setup for a short-term rebound: a quick surge to attract chasing buyers, followed by a likely correction or sideways movement.

So you'll see a common cycle: during the pump, it's lively and noisy, with "takeoff" sounds everywhere on forums, and many people rushing in for fear of missing out. But once you really follow in, it starts to cool off, leaving you hanging at the high point. Expecting it to keep going up and easily free you from your position? That's probably overthinking. Its purpose isn't to make everyone money but to create volatility, generate topics, and maintain liquidity.

For ordinary players, chasing high in this kind of market is the riskiest game. Instead, it's more worthwhile to observe small coins with a solid ecosystem and community that have been dormant for a while. Add them to your watchlist and be patient. When the market gets bored and attention disperses, that's often when they quietly start up again. You don't need to catch every pump; just position yourself before it starts, and after it rises, take profits in batches. The profit lies in this "attention gap."