Some thoughts on a strong market:

Many people understand strength as daily limit-ups or continuous surges. But my definition is a bit different— as long as the coin maintains high activity and consistent market behavior, whether it's rising or consolidating, I consider it to be in a strong state.

How to judge? Look for three signals: First, whether the upward movement is smooth and decisive rather than sluggish; second, whether there is a firm stop during pullbacks instead of a continuous decline; third, whether the trading volume is stable in conjunction with price action. Coins that meet these three conditions simultaneously are usually the ones I focus on.

True strong assets have a characteristic— during the rally phase, they move cleanly and swiftly, and during adjustments, they do not overconsume, maintaining a regular rhythm. Conversely, those that rise sluggishly and fall decisively are often just smoke and mirrors.

Activity level is the core standard for assessing strength. Once this standard is stable, the trading rhythm can be very precisely managed.