After $BTC broke through 123000, it was pushed back down to 115730, while $ETH has been soaring and remains strong. This indicates that some funds are hesitant and wait-and-see regarding the expectations after Bitcoin's new high, while the market's activity makes funds more favorably inclined towards Ethereum's potential in the short term. This pattern is common in every bull market; compared to Bitcoin's uncertainty at 150000, Ethereum's certainty at 4000 is much higher. This is essentially the logic of catching up!
Similarly bright is $crv. Although it dropped below 0.5 after the last black event, perhaps the main players are also using this opportunity to wash out, and it has already doubled!
However, whether altcoins will continue to rise is uncertain. In previous bull markets, Bitcoin led first—then stalled, followed by Ethereum's mainstream catch-up—after which Bitcoin's mainstream would undergo a significant correction. During the rebound to previous highs, violent surges in altcoins would occur. Whether this bull market will have a third phase is uncertain; I personally do not dare to gamble. I can only gradually sell off some positions during the rise and then hold part of my positions for rotation:
For example, after Ethereum rises and stagnates, I will sell off 3 layers, then use 2 layers to increase my position in other main coins that have catch-up potential. Similarly, for altcoins that have surged 3 times, I will sell off 4-5 layers, then use 2-3 layers to increase my position in other altcoins that I believe have significant catch-up potential!
