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Why are $SOL and $HYPE worth watching? Don't just focus on the 24-hour gains; first, see if real capital is willing to trade. Many people choose popular coins in a very simple way: open the gainers list and chase whichever has risen the most. But this method actually means actively buying assets that have already gone through a round of volatility. What’s more worth observing is whether "capital is continuously willing to trade in this sector." An interesting data point is from the SIX Swiss Exchange's May 2026 crypto ETP report, where the 21Shares Hyperliquid HYPE staking ETP had a turnover of about $16.29 million, and the 21Shares Solana staking ETP about $15.56 million. Both are even significantly higher than some single BTC and ETH products during the same period. This doesn’t prove that HYPE or SOL will definitely rise, but at least it shows one thing: there is already trading demand for assets beyond BTC and ETH on traditional trading venues. So when I screen popular coins, I look at four layers: whether the sector has a sustained narrative → whether spot trading volume is increasing → whether the rise is driven only by contract open interest → whether it can maintain relative strength when BTC falls. The last point is especially important. Truly strong coins don’t just rise quickly when BTC goes up; they fall less when BTC pulls back. Risk warning: The biggest trap in popular sectors is mistaking "high trading volume" for "low risk." Assets like SOL and HYPE still have volatility significantly higher than BTC. The more crowded the hotspot, the more positions should be reduced accordingly. #PayrollsDropCPIFocus #AIMemoryStressTest #SpaceXUnlockRebound