It would be phenomenal, seeing Bitcoin's behavior, which has been rising 💹 for several days and altcoins far below their reference price, that we have an Altcoin Season like the one in November and part of December in the coming days, perhaps as historically happened in February 2025. Perhaps some will object to the term "Altcoin Season" because they are waiting for that super moment when all altcoins shoot up 🛰️. I'm sorry to say it, but that will not happen. When I say it will not happen, I do not mean that altcoins will not reach new highs as they did in November and December. I know not all altcoins rose, but the vast majority of us, who had been holding without selling since July 2024, were already on the brink of despair 😣, saw the sky. Imagine that I held RAY from $1.37. The worst came afterward when Binance put RAY on observation. It was the perfect excuse to sell it or trade it, but I held on watching my money shrink week by week. My losses reached 80%. I was terribly depressed, but I trusted and kept buying during monumental dips. I never placed a stop-loss; I was accumulating coins and had a target for each coin in my portfolio 💼.

One of the coins I held reached $60, an impressive figure. I didn't become a millionaire (I'm talking about my experience with altcoins, not with Bitcoin), but I managed to obtain a net profit (beyond what I invested) of $143,000. So for me and for others who are skilled in the field, in November we had our Altcoin Season, even if it seems that the concept does not correspond with what the smoke sellers offer you every day, or with the concept you will read in Google definitions or AI chatbots. We had an Altcoin Season and everything points to it happening again in the very near future.

The money that fled to the new president's memecoins and his wife's will return. It has been 7 billion dollars, and you can already have an idea of how it affected coins like Cream, which only has 18 million in market capitalization. 90% of the coins do not reach 50 million dollars in capital; most have half of that money. BANANA 🍌 GUN has 141 million dollars and lost a good part of that capital. The value of each of its tokens reached $33, and today it stands at $40.

Money has been concentrating in Bitcoin, in the president's coins, then after Solana it is moving to Ethereum, and it will return to altcoins, but not to all of them. To know which ones, look at where the money went in November and part of December and analyze the behavior of coins like ORDI, which yesterday fell from $30 to less than $18. A great opportunity that I hope you were able to take advantage of. These are coins that have been priced at a bargain or opportunity level, while strong coins will soon be great again. It's just a matter of patience and more patience. Emotions are for the bed, not for the market 💹.

If you cannot control your emotions and be resilient during the downturns, knowing that your coins are still there and that nothing happens, a good coin will recover its price and multiply it. That relationship of trust between a project and the investor is rewarding. Don't get upset with the coins you invested in because you studied them carefully beforehand. There is no room for doubt. Trust your decisions, not what the smoke sellers say or the nonsense written by those frustrated who bet on ups and downs and, when liquidated, start saying absurd things about the coins: that they are useless, that they should be delisted, that their developers are scammers. In short, any amount of nonsense that only responds to the loss of money for not having taken the necessary time to study the coin or for not having waited for the right moment to buy.

There is so much to learn. I myself learn all the time from my own mistakes. A good lesson learned is not to despair, to wait, to do yoga, and not to be constantly checking the price of the coin because that is torture. Anyone who does that should seek help from a good psychologist or psychiatrist. That is gambling addiction and it is not healthy. People stop eating, bathing, dressing up, lose contact with friends and family, isolate themselves, suffer from depression, and have suicidal thoughts. This market is driving thousands of young people and middle-aged individuals insane who entered dreaming of making a lot of easy money and ended up losing it all. But it was not the market that robbed them; it was their betting strategy on ups and downs and others for not knowing how to wait.

I hope to be able to give advice so that your participation in the market 💹 becomes a healthy hobby, where money can be made by acting with prudence, patience, and resilience. A big hug.

Giorgio Sferraza

Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration