Recently, when opening the cryptocurrency market, it's easy to have a feeling:

“Why are so many coins rising?”

BTC is rising, ETH is rising, and some altcoins are rising even faster.

Coins that weren't heard of a few days ago suddenly appear in various discussions.

For newcomers to the cryptocurrency world, the most common mistake at this time is—

To start researching whichever coin is rising the most.

But the question is:

Does the coin that is rising the most today really represent what the market is the most optimistic about?

Why did it suddenly rise?

Is the entire sector rising, or is it just that one coin moving?

These questions are actually more important than simply looking at a price increase.

Instead of flipping through each one, it's better to first see “what the market is currently trading”

If you open the trading software every day and look through BTC, ETH, SOL one by one, the efficiency is actually very low.

Especially when the market experiences rapid fluctuations, dozens or even hundreds of coins may fluctuate simultaneously, making it easy to lose focus.

At this time, a better approach for newcomers is:

Look at rankings first, then decide what to look at.

For example, quickly take a glance at:

• 24-hour gainers list

• 24-hour losers list

• Trading volume ranking

• Popular coins

• Market anomalies

You don't need to immediately know the technical indicators of each coin, nor do you need to start researching MACD or RSI right away.

First, clarify one thing:

Where is the market's attention concentrated today?

Recently, during the market's rebound, BTC and ETH have clearly strengthened, while some altcoins have shown higher short-term gains, indicating that market attention is shifting from mainstream coins to high-volatility assets.

At this point, the value of gain and loss rankings emerges.

But “the most gains” ≠ “the most worth buying”

This is an important point that newcomers especially need to pay attention to.

Suppose today you see:

Coin A +35%

Your first reaction might be:

“So strong? Is there still an opportunity?”

But what you should really ask is:

Why is it rising?

If it's just due to a certain piece of news, or sudden influx of short-term funds, or even if it has been rising for several days consecutively, then that very increase might actually signify that the volatility risk is increasing.

So the purpose of looking at the rankings is not to make you:

“See the number one in gains → Buy immediately.”

But rather:

“See the number one in gains → Start researching why it is rising.”

These two lines of thought seem to differ by just one step, but the outcomes may be entirely different.

How can newcomers use this?

A relatively simple method is:

Step 1: Look at the gainers list

First, find the coins that are performing the most actively today.

Step 2: Look at the trading volume

If the gain is high, but the trading volume has not significantly increased, you need to pay more attention.

If the price is rising while the trading volume is clearly active, it indicates that market participation may be higher.

Step 3: Look at related news

Why did this coin suddenly rise?

Is there new news about the project?

Is the sector as a whole rising?

Or is it driven by market sentiment?

Step 4: Go back to the candlestick chart

Confirm what position it is currently in.

That way, what you see is not just a “+30%,” but a complete set of information:

How much it has risen → Why it has risen → Has the funding followed → Where it has risen to now

This is much more useful than simply focusing on the rise percentage.

AiCoin's popular rankings are more suitable for doing a “first round of filtering”

In fact, for newcomers, the most important thing about trading tools is not to study all the data thoroughly.

But to help you answer one simple question:

“What should I look at first today?”

AiCoin's popular coins, gainers and losers rankings, and other trading tools can serve as the first layer of filtering.

After opening, you don’t need to flip through each coin one by one.

First, take a look:

Who is rising today?

Who is falling?

Whose trading is the most active?

What coins is the market's attention focused on?

Then select a few coins that you are genuinely interested in, and continue to look at the candlestick charts, funding, and related news.

This way, the daily process of looking at the market will shift from:

“Not knowing what to look at”

To:

“First look at the rankings → Find the hotspots → Check the reasons → Then make judgments.”

For those who are just getting into the cryptocurrency market, this is actually a very simple but practical habit.

After all, the first step into the market is not to predict which coin will rise.

But to first understand:

“What is the market currently focusing on?”

The above content is for market information and tool usage reference only and does not constitute investment advice.

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