At this moment, no one is optimistic, but I firmly believe that BTC and ETH will still have a bull market in the next one or two years!
1. BTC and ETH will still have a bull market this year and next year, and it is very likely to break the four-year bull-bear cycle that everyone has summarized; 99% of altcoins have currently entered a deep bear market, and even giving them four years of breathing space along with various hype may not bring them back to half of their historical high; at the same time, strong US-based coins (SOL, XRP, ADA, DOGE, etc.) may retain the hope of a comeback due to additional approvals of policies or ETFs; BNB is the face of Binance, and due to strong capital intervention and a strong market share, there is a possibility of not being overly affected by negative market sentiment.
This is my clear view on the current BTC at 83000 and ETH at 1830 monkey market.
2. I have written a separate article discussing my views on altcoins and have communicated with friends in the comments section. I have repeatedly separated ETH from individual altcoins to prevent confusion. Why am I so pessimistic about most altcoins?
Because the current results have already said it all. Many altcoins have seen declines starting from tenfold in a year; even if you don't believe me, you have to face reality. The whales will definitely not pump the market to help retail investors break even in this environment. So the significance of this article for you might be: If you adjust your tokens in a timely manner after a whale pumps, you might avoid a drop of 100 times or even going to zero.
3. Is the price drop like this due to problems with altcoin projects?
Answer: The projects have never had problems because they never existed! What have they actually done? The crypto circle has never made anything; just a website and a Twitter account. 99% of altcoin projects are just telling stories to hype coins and deceive people.
The logic of altcoins is completely the same; it does well when the market is good. Therefore, many projects that were once valued in the billions are now down to 30 million, which is still overvalued. Don't reference historical valuations and fantasize about their price increases. The project parties have long cashed out and are enjoying themselves; the money is all spent in KTVs. Why take the risk of reinvesting in such chaotic times?
The old coins dominating the price increase charts are basically being forcibly pumped by whales, driving contract trading with narratives of getting rich quickly. Objectively speaking, it's honestly not as profitable as a casino.
March 30, 2025 "Crypto 24" Issue 30
