There is an eternal rule in the crypto world — what goes to extremes will reverse.
Currently, there are three clear signals:
1. Interest rate cuts are approaching;
2. The bottom era of altcoins has passed;
3. Bitcoin's three-year cycle has only three months left, and a crash may occur before the end of the year, leading to a bear market.
Looking back at history, interest rate cuts often have a greater impact on emotional levels, as the main players often take this opportunity to 'play the market.' At this stage, if the main players continue to heavily suppress altcoins, it would be meaningless. The reason is simple:
In the past six months to two years, many altcoins have been in a long-term sideways trend, and retail investors are no longer willing to enter the market;
Continuing to dump at low levels will only hand over the cheap spot to the steadfast 'diamond hands';
On the contrary, if they choose to pump prices, it can elevate retail investor sentiment, thereby trapping them at high levels, completing the harvest.
This is why many major coins have seen dozens or even hundreds of times increases in a short period recently. The essence of a bull market is to create emotional trading, leaving retail investors at the highest points.
Altcoins also have a significant characteristic: their price fluctuations are often unexpected, as their funding structure revolves entirely around human nature. When the public begins to notice a certain coin and the market cheers, it is often the time when the real risks emerge.
**Opportunities always belong to those who are prepared.** The crypto world's 'what goes to extremes will reverse' has always been a projection of human nature. Because of this, the scenes that appear in today's charts have actually replayed countless times in the past.
