2026-01-06 10:28:20

Recently, an interesting phenomenon: Bitcoin has only increased a few points, while various altcoins have already surged dozens of times. At this point, are there still people saying that altcoins will go to zero? I have to ask, how many times have you repeated this statement over the years? How many of the top 100 market cap altcoins have actually gone to zero? It seems not many.

Let's also look at the prices. Compared to two years ago, the current altcoin market is really at rock-bottom prices. Looking at it from another angle, what does such a severe decline actually mean? The profit-taking has been completed. Compared to holding Bitcoin, which can only yield one or two times the profit, investing the same amount of money into bottomed-out altcoins can see 5x, 10x gains—it's not a dream. Of course, the nature of altcoins is like this—when they fall, they can be deadly, but when they rise, they can be very fierce.

The key is to choose wisely. Projects with real ecosystems and market cap support are unlikely to go to zero. The current prices? Just consider it as picking up bargains. This wave of altcoin rebound this year? It really feels like it's coming.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-09 10:28

Well said. Those calling for zeroing out probably haven't truly researched the project themselves and are just shouting like parrots.

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GasWaster69

· 01-06 10:58

No way, really? Dozens of times? Why didn't I catch it? Every day it's all green.

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LostBetweenChains

· 01-06 10:58

That's right, those who shout for zero COVID every day are probably used to being proven wrong by now. Last year, the bearish voices came one after another. But what happened? The truly good projects are still alive, while those without fundamentals have long been ignored. Now is indeed a good opportunity to pick up the bottom, but I'm just worried that some people are still stuck on the "double or nothing" mentality. Wait, isn't your logic reversed? Bitcoin only rose a few points, while altcoins multiplied dozens of times. The risk leverage is really outrageous. If this rebound really happens, someone will say, "I just can't understand altcoins," and it'll be hilarious. Choosing the right project is too difficult. I prefer to just buy the top ones comfortably.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-06 10:57

Bro, I have to say, this analysis has some substance, but it's not without risks. To be honest, those projects that have truly gone to zero have long been dead. The ones still around do have some value support, but choosing the right projects is easier to talk about than to do. Picking up bargains at the bottom is indeed tempting, but I still stand by my words—betting on gender is too risky. Small positions are okay, but going all in is a bit too risky.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-06 10:39

To be honest, those people who keep shouting for zero-COVID should have shut up long ago. The data is right there. The opportunity to bottom fish is indeed tempting, but the prerequisite is to have the vision to select projects; otherwise, it's just giving away money. Hundreds of times return versus one or two times—why is the gap so huge? The risk is also high. If this wave really rebounds, those who have prepared in advance will make a fortune. The zero-COVID rhetoric comes up every year, but which of the top hundred by market value has truly died? That's no longer news.

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