An interesting phenomenon is occurring in the current rise of the Crypto Assets market. As the price of Bitcoin climbs, some investors are beginning to turn their attention to so-called 'small coins'. The logic behind this phenomenon seems simple: new investors entering the market, unable to afford the expensive Bitcoin, may turn to investing in lower-priced alternative Tokens.

However, this line of thinking implies a thought-provoking question. Even the supporters of these small coins may, deep down, acknowledge that the projects they support lack substantial value. Their investment strategies rely more on the irrational behavior of the market and information asymmetry, rather than the intrinsic value of the projects themselves.

This phenomenon is not new. In past bull markets, we have witnessed similar situations multiple times. Some investors may take advantage of new investors' inexperience to drive up the prices of certain coins, but this practice carries significant risks because once the market cools down, projects lacking real support are likely to devalue quickly.

As rational investors, how should we view this phenomenon? First, we need to recognize that even in a fervent market, it is crucial to adhere to our values and investment principles. We should not abandon our judgment and moral standards for short-term gains.

Secondly, we need to understand that truly valuable investments should be based on the long-term potential and practical applications of a project, rather than short-term market sentiment. While we may not be able to change the behavior of the entire market, we can influence the people and things around us through our own choices.

Finally, in this bull market that may last for some time, we will see more similar phenomena. As responsible market participants, we should remain vigilant and not be blinded by short-term interests, always adhering to doing the right thing. Only if everyone can stick to their principles can we collectively create a healthier and more sustainable Crypto Assets ecosystem.