In the cryptocurrency market, the strong performance of Bitcoin (BTC) is often seen as a feature of the start of a bull market. When Bitcoin starts to soar, other currencies may temporarily perform weakly due to the concentration effect of market funds. This is because as the market leader, the rise in Bitcoin prices tends to attract more attention and capital inflows, causing other currencies to lose their luster in the short term.

However, this situation does not last long. As the market atmosphere gradually warms up and new funds continue to pour in, the market's money-making effect begins to emerge, and then altcoins tend to start to exert their strength. This is because after Bitcoin has established the market's upward trend, investors begin to look for currencies with higher growth potential, and altcoins are usually favored because of their small market value and large growth potential. At this stage, if Bitcoin can maintain its upward trend, the performance of altcoins may be more violent, driving the entire market into the so-called "violent bull market".

For the fluctuation of Bitcoin prices, factors such as market sentiment, macroeconomic environment, technological innovation, and regulatory policies will have an impact. For example, global excess liquidity, the increasing recognition of Bitcoin's investment value by mainstream investment institutions, and the existence of Bitcoin whales are all key factors affecting Bitcoin price fluctuations. In addition, Bitcoin's mining hash rate, market supply and demand, and Bitcoin's position in the financial market also play an important role.

In this process, investors need to be patient and cautious. Every fluctuation in the market is a test of investors' judgment and decision-making ability. The lessons of history tell us that market fluctuations are often full of uncertainty, and investors need to have keen market insight and strict risk management capabilities. If Bitcoin can continue to maintain its upward momentum, and market sentiment and capital inflows continue to improve, then the price of Bitcoin may reach a higher level by the end of the year. However, this still depends on a variety of complex market factors, including the global economic environment, market supply and demand, and investor sentiment. Therefore, when facing market fluctuations, investors should remain calm, do a good job of risk management, and make decisions based on their own investment strategies and risk tolerance.