Altcoins fall silent collectively, history repeating? The next round of explosive growth may start from altcoins!
The current cryptocurrency market presents a bizarre split, with $BTC $ETH reaching new highs repeatedly, while altcoins remain collectively silent.
This scene is eerily similar to the darkest moment in 2022 when ETH dropped to 1400, when whales sold off and public opinion was pessimistic, ultimately becoming the starting point for a rebound.
Historical patterns show that the cyclical nature of the cryptocurrency market has never failed. When mainstream assets complete their value anchoring, funds will always seek new undervalued areas. Now that Bitcoin has broken through 120,000 and Ethereum has stabilized at 4,300, this is backed by real support from institutional funds and ecological development, creating an opportunity for a misaligned explosion of altcoins during this structural bull market.
There are subtle signals emerging regarding capital flow, with the major market share stabilizing at 55%, the capital-absorbing ability of the Ethereum ecosystem weakening, and floating funds seeking an exit. Just as the period of Ethereum's sideways movement in 2023 led to the rise of new public chains, the current market may be brewing a new round of capital migration. When mainstream assets complete their phase mission, undervalued potential coins will welcome their spring.
However, the rebirth of altcoins requires dual conditions: first, the risk-averse funds released by the high-level volatility of the major market; second, project teams genuinely delivering feasible application scenarios. Projects that rely solely on narrative support and lack technical depth will ultimately be eliminated, while true innovators that address industry pain points may replicate Ethereum's comeback.
In the upcoming market, I will prepare for a big wave; those who believe need not say much, recognition can come directly.
