Many people often fall into the misconception that large-cap cryptocurrencies rise slowly, while small-cap cryptocurrencies rise rapidly.

However, this mindset may have been more common before 2021, but it has gradually become invalid in the period since then.

Looking back at the winter of 2019, almost no one expected that BNB, with a market value of about 20 billion, would soar to about 90 billion in just over three years.

Similarly, in October 2022, Nvidia, with a market value of 250 billion US dollars, almost no one predicted that its market value would rapidly expand to 3.2 trillion US dollars in less than two years.

Therefore, in this day and age, the sheer size of the market is no longer the only criterion for measuring the momentum of gains and losses. Large-cap coins do not mean weak gains, and small-cap coins do not necessarily mean high gains.

Large-cap cryptocurrencies with solid fundamentals, clear logic, and attractive narratives are also likely to become star currencies in the market. It can even be said that large-cap currencies are more likely to become big bull currencies in the market than small-cap currencies because they are more scarce and the market has greater certainty about them.