On Christmas Eve, an unexpected market situation emerged in the crypto world, with Bitcoin strongly rebounding from a low position within just 24 hours, surging over $6000 and nearly breaking the crucial $100,000 mark at its peak. This surge was like a storm, quickly sweeping across the entire market, and many altcoins also rose along with it.

However, behind this seemingly lively scene lie many uncertainties. There are voices in the market speculating that the altcoin season may have arrived, but can this really be confirmed? The answer is no. The rapid changes in the market are like lightning; before everyone could react, Bitcoin began to retract, and those altcoins that surged along with Bitcoin quickly fell back from their highs, like the retreating sea during low tide.

From a deeper analysis of the current market situation, if the two major cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), show signs of retraction, then the so-called altcoin season will struggle to gain a foothold. Because in the ecosystem of the crypto world, the trends of Bitcoin and Ethereum often play a decisive role; when they retract, the market's capital and confidence are affected, making it difficult for altcoins to thrive independently, let alone enter a full-blown altcoin season climax.

Although the current market situation is unclear, I firmly believe that the altcoin season will inevitably come, but its arrival requires time to brew. This strong belief has kept me from following the crowd in my investment decisions. To this day, I have not reduced my positions in altcoins, and in the past two days, I have slightly increased my holdings based on my own judgment. In this field full of uncertainties, only by maintaining a deep understanding of the market and one's own judgment can one seize opportunities in the future's market fluctuations and achieve ideal gains.