In fact, the last round of Bitcoin should have already broken 100,000; it's just that all retail investors in the market believe Bitcoin will reach 100,000, and the whales simply cannot pump the price, the vehicle is too heavy. In this round, everyone is saying there will be an altcoin season, but it has been delayed. Now, altcoins and Bitcoin's past drop to 34,000 and rebound to 40,000 are exactly the same, a false breakout, followed by a continuous decline, falling for a full 6 months, then consolidating at the bottom for several months before starting to rebound, and the entire rebound height fluctuates, almost washing out most of the retail investors' Bitcoin holdings. The current altcoins are highly likely to follow this pattern, dropping more than 70%. But unlike Bitcoin, which will rebound, most altcoins may completely delist. Recently, many altcoins that have run away early are actually considered good operators because you only lost money once. Those altcoins that haven't run away yet and continue to drop will cause you to lose even more money. $BTC$ETH$SOL
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