Institutional bull market, funds are alternating between Bitcoin and Ethereum, with few spillovers into altcoins. If institutions want to maximize their harvesting of retail investors, they must bring retail investors along and get them on board. The vast majority of retail investor groups are spread across the altcoin market, so certain altcoins must be hard-started; the wealth effect needs to manifest periodically in some altcoin targets. We are unlikely to see a continuous bull market, only rotation.

Old altcoins are ignored, public chains are sluggish, good projects focused on infrastructure hold financing and lack the intention to market and drive prices up. Small-cap new listings and new coins are appearing in the gainers list one after another, creating a prominent wave; it can be described as a tale of two cities. Before the weekend, as soon as risk-averse sentiment arises, the overall liquidity of altcoins visibly shrinks. This is the current crypto market, a makeshift troupe swayed by emotional news; is this bull market healthy? It is healthy for institutions, but for retail investors, especially the seasoned ones who have been through ups and downs in the crypto space for years, it is not healthy.

1. Focus on old foundational infrastructure public chains that are in the bottom price range, making plans for medium to long-term dollar-cost averaging, primarily in spot trading.

2. Pay attention to new coins with a market cap below 7 million to 12 million, especially those with excellent fundamentals that have gone through sufficient washing and have been in a bottom consolidation period for a considerable time (e.g., WCT, Parti, Milk, TA, etc.)

3. Watch the unlocking information in Binance's coin introductions, avoiding coins with recent large unlocks.

4. Focus on coins in the RWA, AI, and Ethereum staking sectors, with an emphasis on the top three leaders in these sectors.

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