In the current bull market, larger market cap coins have become the main driving force behind the market's rise, while smaller market cap coins have failed to consistently break through the new highs of this bull market.

This is closely related to the behavior of retail investors.

Most investors entering the market later tend to invest more in altcoins, while holding less of the major mainstream coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple, which are ranked higher by market cap.

Therefore, before driving the altcoin surge, the manipulators usually first attract investors' attention by significantly pumping other coins.

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Through significant operations with a small amount of capital, manipulators can cause the prices of certain altcoins to drop, forcing retail investors to cut their losses, and then shift towards those coins that have already surged, allowing them to collect chips at a lower price.

Currently, many altcoins are still at the bottom of the entire bull market cycle and have yet to enter the real selling opportunity, which is precisely the "last train" before the peak of the bull market.

For some seasoned investors, they are unlikely to easily adjust their positions at this stage because they believe the market's next trend will definitely be upward, with the only difference being the extent of the rise.

Ultimately, how much can be earned depends more on luck rather than purely on market analysis.