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The Era of 'Copycat' Altcoins is Over? How Should Investors Respond to New Changes?
When BTC rises, ETH follows suit; when ETH goes up, those altcoins join in the fun, and some altcoins even take off, surging over ten times. However, when BTC rises, ETH doesn’t always follow.
In 2021, when BTC and ETH kicked off a bull market, altcoins took turns rising by sector, starting with public chains, then DAOs, and finally NFTs. By 2023, although there wasn't the same kind of lively rotation, there were still concept sectors rising together, such as L2 and AI.
In the past, during the altcoin season, there were only a few ways they would rise: either they would slowly climb along the moving average, making people hesitant to chase; once they did chase, they would be eager to sell; or they would experience large surges and drops, like a roller coaster, shooting up only to fall back down by 30-40%, and then quickly bounce back, shaking out the highly leveraged bulls; or they would move in a zigzag pattern, going up and down.
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