Since mid-March, BTC has performed better than U.S. stocks overall, reflecting a partially similar safe-haven attribute to gold. Around April 8, both BTC's RSI and MACD showed signs of bottom divergence, combined with sentiment indicators reaching extreme fear levels, forming a recent bottom. As of now, both the MACD fast line and slow line have risen above the zero axis, indicating a market trend shift from bearish to bullish. With Bitcoin's breakthrough, the overall sentiment in the crypto market has warmed up. BTC has once again broken through a key resistance level, and the market seems to gradually regain confidence. While Bitcoin has always been the focus of the market, many overlook the potential of altcoins. Historically, the explosion of altcoins has always lagged behind the rise of Bitcoin; when the market starts to heat up, it is a good time to position low-risk altcoins. For altcoins to achieve significant upward movement, we need to see actual application scenarios driving demand growth. Historically, we have only seen significant growth in altcoins during periods of ample liquidity. However, based on the indicators we track, the likelihood of significant liquidity influx in the crypto market is low. This reduces the probability of large-scale increases in altcoins in the short term. The projects that can truly succeed are those with teams that are genuinely building, not those relying on short-term hype. As the market warms up, opportunities to choose quality altcoins are gradually increasing. To truly seize investment opportunities, attention must be paid to projects that have real users, profitability, team resilience, and long-term value. We need to return to the fundamentals, as this is the right path for investing in altcoins.