Bitcoin’s Climb and What It Means for Altcoins – A Detailed Breakdown
Bitcoin has been rising steadily, breaking new all-time highs (ATHs) one after another. But if you’re holding altcoins, don’t expect them to take off right away. Market makers, the big players who control large amounts of money in the market, are being very smart about how they’re pushing Bitcoin’s price. They’re carefully increasing the price to move it further away from a psychological milestone—let’s say around $120,000 instead of $100,000. ..
Why? Because breaking these big psychological levels creates excitement and attracts new buyers, but they don’t want to cause too much FOMO (fear of missing out) too quickly. If FOMO takes over, they would need more cash to control the market, or they risk the market getting out of their hands.
What does this mean for altcoins? Right now, the market makers are focused on pushing Bitcoin higher, but they haven’t gone all-in with the push. The climb feels steady but not overly strong, which shows they’re being cautious—either because they’re unsure of maintaining the momentum or they don’t have enough liquidity (cash flow) to push too hard.
For those holding altcoins, this is a moment to stay patient. Altcoin prices might feel stuck or slow to recover right now, but this manipulation is likely part of the bigger plan. Once Bitcoin’s price stabilizes after breaking more highs, money will likely flow into altcoins, and they will start rising again.
This pattern has repeated many times before: Bitcoin leads the market first, and then altcoins follow in a wave of growth. So, if you’re holding altcoins, don’t panic. The chances of their prices bouncing back are high, and the opportunity for gains will come as soon as Bitcoin sets the stage.
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