Recently, the technology-driven momentum in the A-share market has surged, giving rise to a seemingly contradictory scenario in the public offering fund sector: On one front, the allure of profits has ignited a fervor for fund issuance. Among the newly launched equity funds, those centered around technology themes have frequently experienced "sellouts within a single day" this year. Conversely, top-performing technology-themed funds have instituted purchase restrictions to avert a sudden and overwhelming influx of capital. This coexistence of new fund launches alongside purchase limits underscores the imperative for public offering funds to recalibrate the equilibrium between scale and performance, especially when the technology market is riding a short-term crest. According to some analysts within the public offering fund industry, achieving this balance necessitates that institutions, including public offering funds and distribution channels, exercise prudence amid the lure of short-term gains. Public offering funds must demonstrate the resolve to implement purchase restrictions, ensuring their scale remains within the manageable capacity of fund managers. Likewise, distribution channels are urged to maintain composure and offer prudent investment guidance during periods of market exuberance.