Every few weeks, crypto feels dead — then a few headlines and a green candle later, and $BTC up 25% from ATH.
It's amusing until you see how many buy at tops after selling at bottoms.
This year has been a loop of that same cycle:
- Most top altcoins are still down 70–80% since January.
- $BTC back above $90,000
- Fear & Greed Index basically unchanged
But yet sentiment is totally different.
Why? - Not fundamentals.
Macro noise is still loud — geopolitics, tariffs, Trump being Trump.
But crypto-specific news has shifted....
- Paul Atkins, a market-friendly ex-SEC commissioner, is stepping in as SEC chair.
- ETF talk is picking up again — not just for $BTC, but $ETH and sector baskets. Institutions are circling quietly.
So here we are, thinking we missed the boat — or that there was no boat.
But zoom out: this always happens:
- Retail panics, thinks it’s over
- Then prices rip. People FOMO
And the cycle restarts.
The key isn’t perfect timing — it’s context. Rate cuts might be close. ETF momentum is building. And the market is still giving chances.
Ignore the noise.
This won’t be the last time crypto “dies.”
Or the last time Bitcoin jumps 30% in a week.
Just don’t react like it’s the first time.
Narratives will come back. New leaders will emerge. But the pattern remains: panic, disbelief, boredom… then explosion.
So yeah - we’re almost back.
Furthermore, ensure you have a ready-made watch list:
- Coins ideal for speculation
- Coins worth buying for the medium term
- Projects that have yet to launch their tokens
The clear frontrunners for future growth will be coins from the AI industry, now more than ever.
Do you doubt this? Read this article. Bitcoin has a big problem!
In a nutshell, I am confident that growth will continue, but the market could still experience storm.
- Massive drops occur at the height of extreme positivity.
- Growth emerges at the height of total negativity, and we are already somewhere close.
It's clear the market will soon be flooded with hundreds of new projects. Our primary goal is to identify the leaders.
- Focus on projects that offer genuine innovations in high technology
Avoid choosing a project based purely on aesthetics.
