For retail traders engaging in short-term copycat trading, a handy tool is indeed essential. Many stay up late every night staring at candlestick charts, experiencing eye strain, and often missing opportunities or getting trapped—I've been there myself. Only after switching to mainstream coins did I realize that instead of blindly watching the charts, it's better to find a tool that can capture abnormal movements in real-time.

The core logic of such tools is actually quite simple: list out coins that are rapidly surging within 5 minutes, targets hitting new highs intraday, or assets with suddenly skyrocketing trading volume, updating every ten seconds or so. No need to check each coin manually; just open the tool to see categorized abnormal signals.

In practice, I've encountered scenarios like this— a small coin suddenly jumps 12%, and the abnormal movement leaderboard shows trading volume soaring along with the price. I decisively bought during the pullback, and within three seconds, it surged rapidly. This is a classic signal of volume and price moving together. Experienced traders rely on capturing such targets to seize short-term opportunities; being one step faster gives an advantage.

Conversely, those junk coins that suddenly spike or crash inexplicably are easy to spot on the leaderboard—just skip over them to avoid getting caught in a trap. This saves regret and big losses later.

Key advice: use abnormal movement monitoring. First, it can significantly reduce the cost of watching the charts, and second, it improves the quality of signals. For retail traders playing short-term, having the right tools really helps avoid many detours.