In the bull market of 2024, almost all altcoins experienced varying degrees of price increases from August of the previous year to March of the current year. The increase ranged from several times to dozens of times. In extreme cases, such as ORDI, it even reached tens of thousands of times. Of course, there were also some currencies that only rose by dozens of percentage points. However, due to the differences in the strength, style, community operation and profit model of the dealers and project parties behind them, the K-line chart trend of each coin is also different.

Those currencies that have experienced a sharp rise in the early stage of the bull market often perform poorly in the second wave of rising waves, and the number of currencies that can break through the previous highs is small. On the contrary, those currencies that did not rise very significantly in the early stage of the bull market may usher in surprising price trends. After the entire crypto market experienced a correction, these currencies ushered in a rebound, and even continued to set new highs in subsequent market conditions.

But to this day, about 70% of altcoin projects have not ushered in their main rising market. The "main rising wave market" here refers to those currencies that have seen a sharp price increase in a relatively short period of time (a few days or weeks). For example, some newly launched currencies have a relatively small market value bubble because of the small initial increase; or some old-fashioned altcoins have not seen a significant increase. Therefore, investing in these currencies that have not yet experienced a major uptrend still has huge profit potential. Investors can buy the spot of these currencies, hold them with confidence, and wait for the right time to ship.