The main players in the cryptocurrency market drive the altcoins during a bull market, and this logic is actually quite simple:

First, funds are abundant in a bull market. Everyone has money, and after BTC and ETH rise to a certain level, the funds will inevitably seek out overflow effects, thus flowing into altcoins. The main players understand this, so they will first slowly hide and accumulate their chips, and then wait for the right sentiment; one strong bullish candle can ignite the entire market.

Second, driving the market is not just about making money; it's also about 'telling a story.' Altcoins are inherently narrative machines. L2, AI, RWA, MEME—aren't all these hot topics scripts that the main players have laid out in advance? Once the topic heats up, retail investors will line up to get in, and the main players just need to give it a little push to leverage small funds into large market capitalization.

Third, a bull market is the easiest harvesting ground for the main players. Retail investors will accelerate themselves—seeing the K-line soaring, FOMO ignites; seeing the community flooding screens, their eyes sparkle. The main players only need to provide a 'start signal'; the rest of the market push often relies on retail investors themselves.

So you will find that the core logic of the main players driving altcoins in a bull market is: fund overflow + narrative drive + retail self-ignition. They are the directors, and the altcoins are the script.