Here’s a recap of the coins I’ve been publicly calling out recently—some good, some bad: APT: Took a heavy hit from the crash, but Jump as the MM has provided enough depth in the order book. The lowest price stayed within a reasonable range. The first rebound saw big players shorting and closing positions for profit, which made the funding rate look terrible. The team needs to step up and restore confidence here—let’s wait for the price to recover. Eigen: Bought in at 1.6 and sold around 2.0 during the last wave—should’ve made some profit. No strong opinions on it for now. Kaito: Called it at 1.05, peaked at 1.6, now sitting at 1.15. Sold above 1.4 but bought back yesterday. Still the most stable coin in this market, and I remain optimistic. Recently paused buybacks to accumulate some Treasury, which is a good move. Coai and other new coins coming up still have strong expectations, and Kaito’s value holds. XPL: Not even gonna talk about it—I was an idiot. Thought it was Jup, but turns out it’s still W. Such high consensus and attention met with unlimited dumping—what can I say? Lost a lot of money on this one. FF: DWF remains as steady as ever, pioneering a new Alpha pump-and-dump strategy with Korean exchanges. Respect, respect. Didn’t follow up on this one, but honestly, next time something like this happens, short it after the opening. Mira, Open: Made money shorting Mira, lost money going long on Open. The key with new coins is whether they dump or not—lesson learned for next time.