$STRK Friends, once again, like clockwork, I see the entire community suddenly obsessing over one word – altseason!

1. First of all — yes, long-term targets for many altcoins are still much higher.

Seeing a 100–300% gain from where we were doesn’t mean we’re at the end of “altseason.” In fact, I suggest removing that term from your vocabulary entirely.

Altseason technically just means the top 50 alts are outperforming Bitcoin — but it doesn’t mean the remaining 100,000 coins are doing the same. We have a limited amount of capital and liquidity in this market, and it’s not enough to pump every coin.

If your investment timeline is 1–2 years — stop refreshing your portfolio every time a coin moves +10%. You should only care about the zone where you’re actually planning to take profit. Each asset will have a different level depending on your entry point.

2. Now, take a look at the screenshot example. For STRK and Chillguy, the macro targets are much higher than current prices.

But you have to consider: from the local bottom, just a simple test of the yearly open on STRK would be a +330% gain. But from today’s price, it’s only +160%. And that’s assuming the recent low was truly the bottom.

We could easily go up +330% this summer and then drop to 10 cents again. If someone buys at $0.45, they might be stuck with a -330% drawdown before they break even. That’s why your investment plan should always account for potential drawdowns — both in percentage and time.

A test of the yearly open from the bottom would mean a +765% gain. From the current level? Only +108%. So if you buy now, sure, you might gain 108% — or you might drop 50% in a few days if it retests the monthly open.

Think in terms of entry logic. If your spot entry on Chillguy was $0.16 in January 2025, even if the weekly chart looks bullish and long-term targets look juicy, remember: your entry is someone else’s +765% — and many of them will be taking profit at those levels