The big pie rises while the altcoins do not, and the family members with full hands of altcoins are particularly melancholic.

So will the altcoin season still come?

Here’s a set of data, hoping it can help everyone make some money and not fall in the darkness before dawn.

In the 2017 bull market, Bitcoin's highest market cap share was 90%, and at the peak of the bull market, the share was 40%.

In the 2021 bull market, Bitcoin's highest market cap share was 70%, and at the peak of the bull market, the share returned to 40%.

If we follow a four-year cycle, the peak of the bull market might appear next year in 2025, and Bitcoin's current market cap share is 60%.

Today, the number of coins that rose on Binance is only 288, while those that fell reached as high as 974.

History does not repeat itself, but it is always remarkably similar.

If the bull market ends, Bitcoin should have been shorted back in the 76 wave.

How high can the big pie rise? Here I give everyone a prediction.

Next year, we will see Bitcoin at 150,000.

Why can I make money? Because at the beginning of the year, when Bitcoin dropped from 73 to 49, most people thought the bull market would become a three-year cycle, but I still firmly believed that Bitcoin would break 100,000 by the end of the year.

At that time, when Bitcoin dropped to 49 and then tested the bottom at 52, I said 52 was the bottom.

Those who shorted at that time directly cursed me, saying the big pie would go to 20,000, and those who cursed me were basically losing money, which is unfortunate.

So don’t chase highs and sell lows; if you hold spot, just hold spot. Follow me, and next year everyone will definitely be able to reap rewards, even though I am not a master of perpetual profits.

However, if I can turn 700U into 11,000U and cash out 4,000U while still having 7,000U left, then my success rate is worth emulating for many people.

The altcoin season is coming soon, probably within the next couple of months. I hope everyone can hold on.