The big coin has surged to 110,000! But why do altcoins seem to be playing dead? In fact, institutional bigwigs have all flocked to invest in Bitcoin — BlackRock and Fidelity are frantically buying up Bitcoin ETFs, pouring in over 40 billion dollars in a single week. Meanwhile, looking at altcoins, they are being hit by a wave of 20 billion in unlocked funds and a monthly issuance of 6 billion new coins, while even institutions are not interested. They are solely supported by retail investors; how can they not cool down?

Now the regulators are also coming in to 'strike back'! The U.S. 'GENIUS Stablecoin Act' requires stablecoins to be 100% backed by government bonds, which may force USDT and USDC to withdraw from the altcoin market, directly cutting off liquidity. Over in Hong Kong, the 'Stablecoin Regulation' has also come into effect, causing compliance costs to soar, and small coins simply can't bear it, effectively being squeezed from both sides...

Moreover, altcoins themselves are not helping! By 2025, there will be nearly 12 million types of coins, 99% of which are garbage. In Solana, there are 870,000 MEME coins, and less than 4% survive past 30 days. Retail investors are scared to death by the term 'altcoin.' Although the trading volume of altcoins on Binance is high, it is mostly just existing funds cutting each other, with no new retail investors daring to enter.

In the short term, it is advised to hold onto Bitcoin and Ethereum tightly, avoid high-leverage contracts, and wait for the Fed meeting and the implementation of the stablecoin act in June; for those looking to invest in altcoins long-term, keep an eye on those with real technology like Hedera and XRP, as only about 1% of altcoins may survive this bull market! Quickly share this with your brothers and sisters to discuss, and the highest liked comment will receive an altcoin screening guide~#