The big coin is likely to rise again, but its cost-performance ratio is no longer high. From 15k to 120k, it's almost a tenfold increase. A significant amount of the main holders of SOL has already exited in the past year, and this wave of on-chain recovery has not been able to bring it out of a strong market trend, indicating that the concentration of holdings is increasingly poor. Once the overall market peaks in the future, the big coin will be the best target for shorting in the mainstream.
As for altcoin opportunities, they only exist in parts and are hard to grasp. The only certain and manageable opportunity in the entire market is the second coin. The peak of the second coin is unknown, but it is highly likely to break the historical high. Conservatively, reaching five to six thousand before the end of the year is still possible. The ultimate peak of the second coin will certainly come after the buying pressure is exhausted, rather than being driven down by excessive selling pressure. Although many people are currently selling off, buying pressure is strong. Wall Street has just begun to show signs of FOMO, so it's likely not the peak; each pullback is an opportunity.
The current market is very fragmented, with the second coin and the big coin moving independently. As long as the big coin does not experience a black swan crash, minor declines will not disrupt the trend of the second coin. The differentiation among altcoins is more serious, with very few strong whales, making it difficult to navigate effectively.