Fluctuation of old coins? To be honest, it's not that exaggerated. The market capitalization is there, it's difficult to pump it up, and dumping is also a hassle.

But if you take a look at the current $BTC and $ETH, the fluctuation is simply magical—when it rises, it can really shock people, and when it falls, it shows no mercy. The whole market is basically dancing to their rhythm.

Small market capitalization coins are completely a different style. It's easy to pump them up, and they also fall smoothly like silk. The market makers can play however they want, and both pumping and dumping are very convenient! So if you are shorting, focusing on those small market cap targets that suddenly surge is definitely the way to go — these coins are very likely to return to their starting point in the end. Of course, you have to pick the right entry time; otherwise, you can only hold at a low leverage and wait for opportunities. If you happen to open a short at the top? Then you can only say your luck is amazing. But as long as you choose the right direction, even if you slowly endure at low leverage, the final answer will definitely not disappoint you.