I don’t know if you have noticed that the style of this bull market is completely different from the past. The trend of polarization is clearly felt. The bull market started very quickly, but its staying power was relatively slow.
Preliminary judgment shows that the first half is a rapid rise, and the second half is a slow rise. This is because the capital structure of the current market has undergone essential changes. The entry of formal capital has caused the market to rise rapidly and then enter a sideways consolidation stage.
Another notable phenomenon is that the capital flow of altcoins is obviously weak, the sector rotation is slow, and the sustainability of the rise is insufficient. In this bull market, retail investors are not interested in some VC (venture investment) currencies. More consensus is concentrated on currencies with high circulation, low market value and high popularity. The market atmosphere is relatively conservative, and many people are in a wait-and-see state.
This state of affairs indicates that the bull market has not yet reached its true peak of FOMO (fear of missing out) sentiment. You can boldly hold the currency and wait patiently for rising opportunities.