At the end of June, I bought some altcoins. But at the time, the logic wasn’t about claiming some kind of 'altcoin season' was coming—it was about spotting a structural rebound opportunity. Looking back now, the results are mixed: strong picks like AAVE performed really well; some picks like DOT are just a few points above the cost line; and others, like ENJ, are temporarily in the red but haven’t hit the stop-loss level yet. The next steps are pretty straightforward: for positions that are profitable, I’ll further amplify my expectations for upside; for those that have made a small profit, I’ll hold and observe; and for those that are losing but haven’t triggered a stop-loss, I’ll keep watching without rushing to cut them. As for the 'altcoin season' or 'bull market' that everyone’s curious about, I don’t particularly care. What I care about is whether, at the moment of placing the order, this trade has a statistical edge. By statistical edge, I mean that if I consistently follow the same logic over the long term, the odds will favor me. In other words, I focus on key levels and signals, as well as the ability to align actions with insights—not on grand narratives with high tolerance for error. This trading logic isn’t hard; you can do it too. The hard part is letting go of grand perspectives and the desire for overnight riches.