1. In the current market, it's a good strategy to swap out coins that you think have risen too high and you can't hold onto, or coins that you have a bad experience with; exchange them for coins that you can hold onto and believe have future potential. As @0xCPT_Capital said: "Bull markets can breathe!" 2. Personally, I mostly switch to large-cap coins: Why? For example, I traded $ETH from around 2250 to about 3600, and with some operations in between, I achieved an overall increase of about 50%; If I had traded $ARB instead of ETH at the same time, I would have seen an 80% increase; But the difference is, ETH is only ETH, while ARB has OP, STRK, MAV, MKR, UNI, SUSHI, etc.--- and so on; And the only coins I can confidently leverage 2x, 3x, or even 5x or 10x are still only ETH. The conclusion is: the difficulty of selecting the chosen lottery among a wide variety of coins is far greater than the difficulty of leveraging those BETA coins. 3. The idea of switching between similar coins B/E/S/B, and now adding XRP belongs to the same category; Dog crap also belongs to the same category, finding undervalued ones in between. In a non-typical bull market, the strong remain strong, but in a typical bull market, there will be rotation and breathing. Finally, at this time, we don't just need cautious optimism, but optimism with caution; indicators like overbought, oversold, divergence, and various metrics are basically ineffective; this is a market driven by emotions, funds, and leverage; However, the greater the deviation of the indicators, the harsher the correction will be later, so we can only strive not to be the one who catches the last baton.