Do you remember those years, from 2023 to 2025? BTC was like a roller coaster, rising up, while alts always lagged behind and didn't join the excitement. In the recent market, it feels like we're back on the old road—BTC is fluctuating greatly, and alts are a bit scattered. But if you look closely, alts aren't actually falling hard; they just lack enough leveraged long positions to catch a falling knife.
I have a friend who didn't take action during the 10.11 liquidation period, and now watching the alts decline, he can only shake his head helplessly. As a retail investor, I am slowly realizing that coins that can't keep up will eventually be eliminated by the market, and what remains are the projects that can truly withstand the cycle.
In summary: BTC navigates through storms, while alts must have strength to follow, otherwise they will slowly be marginalized by the market.
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Do you remember those years, from 2023 to 2025? BTC was like a roller coaster, rising up, while alts always lagged behind and didn't join the excitement. In the recent market, it feels like we're back on the old road—BTC is fluctuating greatly, and alts are a bit scattered. But if you look closely, alts aren't actually falling hard; they just lack enough leveraged long positions to catch a falling knife.
I have a friend who didn't take action during the 10.11 liquidation period, and now watching the alts decline, he can only shake his head helplessly. As a retail investor, I am slowly realizing that coins that can't keep up will eventually be eliminated by the market, and what remains are the projects that can truly withstand the cycle.
In summary: BTC navigates through storms, while alts must have strength to follow, otherwise they will slowly be marginalized by the market.