#山寨牛市 Many people seem to be waiting for this round of meme coin surge to get rich, but most may not have realized it yet. The bull market may have already ended in 2024.
Take Ethereum, Dogecoin, and Solana as examples, they are all criticizing Ethereum for being sluggish, but Dogecoin is the same.
$SOL Relied on the most popular meme chain representative and the support of Trump coin during this round, because at that time everyone was buying Solana to purchase Trump wallets, so it successfully broke through new highs: $294, and now at least has seen a halving drop. The lowest point in December 2022: $8.1 each, rising to $294, a minimum increase of 36 times, isn't this a bull market? Is it a bear market?
Ethereum
$ETH Ethereum went from the highest in the 2021 bull market at $4891, to $896 (the price before the bull market in January 2021) in June 2022 during the big bear market.
Those who bought the dip saw it rise to $4090 by March 2024, achieving at least a 4 times increase, and then in August, it dropped to $2122, but in December, it rose back to $4106 (bringing you close to a 1 times increase again).
Aren't these signs of a bull market? Why must it be believed that it suddenly jumps to $6, $7, $8 thousand, or $10 thousand, breaking new highs to be considered a bull market?
Dogecoin
$DOGE New high of $0.73, dropped to a low of $0.049 (June 2022), and rose back to a high of $0.483, nearly a 10 times increase, isn't this a bull market? Is this just considered a slight increase?
Don't be overly optimistic about the altcoin season; the altcoin season has actually come once already, but because it doesn't satisfy everyone's greed, they keep thinking the altcoin season hasn't arrived.
This round of the bull market has no new investors to buy in, face reality.
Look at the altcoins, which one is not down by 10 times?
You old investors are sitting here waiting for new blood to take over; in such a scenario, why would the operators push the price up? No one wants to be the one who gets cut; everyone wants to be the one being carried. Everyone thinks this way, so it's strange if it goes up.
Every time there's a halving, you want to find a sword in the boat, trying to replicate the 2020 bottom at a few thousand dollars, then a general rise, turning into a million in profit for a beautiful life?
My personal opinion is bearish; the comment section is full of toxic comments. If you're low quality, don't leave a message; if you do, I will delete and block you.