Most altcoins are dead.

You buy into a hyped token, and insiders dump it before it even hits the market.

Tokenomics are anti-retail:

80% goes to funds, 5% to airdrops, and 15% to “marketing” — all just rotating between insiders' wallets.

Even projects with strong TVL and infrastructure — like $POL  , $AVAX  , or $SUI  — can’t make new highs anymore or its hard to imagine new ath.

Exchanges are part of the game:

List → pump → dump → delist.

It’s all centralized.

Even Uni isn’t a “decentralized haven” anymore — bots outnumber humans there.

Narratives, no real traction:

“AI + crypto,” “modular chains,” “RWAs” — all sound great on paper, but there’s no mass adoption.

And none of it stops the tokens from inflating into oblivion.

🧠 But maybe it’s not a scam — just a reshuffle of the game.

Institutions are here — and they’re rewriting the rules.

They don’t care about altcoins.

They care about liquidity and narrative control.

Their game:

Pump BTC → launch ETFs → push narratives → take profits.

The altcoin market got smarter… and more brutal.

Smart money no longer bites on every meme and buzzword.

You’re either an early insider,

or you’re someone else’s exit liquidity.

There’s no third option. 🙂 #Altcoin