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Bitcoin is hovering around $100K, yet altcoins are struggling, many revisiting their yearly lows. If history were to repeat itself, we’d be in the middle of an explosive altseason. But this cycle is different—and it’s not just because of institutional adoption or macroeconomic shifts.
The Dilution Problem
Let’s break down the numbers:
• 2013-2014: ~500 altcoins
• 2017-2018: ~3,000 altcoins
• 2021: ~300,000 altcoins
• 2025: Projected 36 million tokens
Yes, you read that right—millions. The sheer number of new tokens flooding the market is unprecedented. Unlike past cycles, where capital rotated efficiently across a handful of alts, today’s liquidity is spread thin. This dilutes the total crypto market cap, reducing volume and making it harder for most altcoins to sustain parabolic runs.
Meme Coins Are Wrecking Retail
Memecoins have always been part of the game, but this time they’re doing more harm than good. Retail investors, instead of accumulating solid projects, are throwing money into short-lived hype cycles. Most get burned, exit the market, and never return—leaving altcoins starved of fresh capital.
Altseason? It’s Already Here—Just Not How You Expect
Many AI-related altcoins have already had their run. And while we’ll likely see another hype cycle, don’t expect a repeat of previous cycles where random alts surged 100x overnight. The market is more mature, highly competitive, and far less forgiving.
Will some alts still explode? Of course. But those waiting for a 2017-style mania may be disappointed. This time, the game has changed—adapt or get left behind.
Are you positioned correctly for this cycle? Let’s discuss.
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When it comes to crypto, everyone wants the magic formula—the secret sauce that guarantees massive gains. But let me break it to you: there isn’t one. And the influencers who tell you they’ve cracked the code are either delusional, riding the hype wave, or just outright lying to you.
You’ve probably heard the conflicting hot takes:
•“The bull run is over, sell now!”
•“BTC is going to $200K; this is your last chance!”
The truth? Nobody knows. Not the “experts,” not the influencers, not the guy who made a fortune buying DOGE at the right time. So let’s stop pretending anyone has a crystal ball and focus on what actually matters.
Timing the Market Is a Fool’s Game. YOU CANNOT TIME THE MARKET.
Let me save you some heartache: you will never catch the exact top or bottom of the market. It’s impossible. Crypto moves too fast, too unpredictably, and often without logic.
Instead of stressing over timing the market, you should shift your focus to a far more important concept: time in the market. The longer you’re in the game, the better your chances of success. The key is having a strategy—one that doesn’t rely on luck or market timing.
And this brings me to two crucial strategies for anyone serious about crypto investing. One you’ve likely heard of, and the other? It’s criminally underrated.
Strategy 1: DCA In (Dollar-Cost Averaging)
Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is the OG strategy for entering any market, and it works beautifully for crypto. Here’s how it works:
Instead of throwing all your money into a token at once, you buy it in smaller, consistent amounts over time. This spreads out your risk and helps you avoid buying at a peak. For example, if you have $1,000 to invest, you could allocate $100 per week for 10 weeks.
DCA smooths out the volatility. It’s simple, effective, and reduces the anxiety of “Did I buy at the wrong time?”
Strategy 2: DCA Out (The Strategy Nobody Talks About)
Here’s the real kicker: most investors only focus on buying. But what about selling?
This is where almost everyone messes up. You see, 95% of investors either:
1.Hold forever because they’re convinced their token will “moon” one day, or
2. Panic sell during dips, locking in losses.
The problem? They have no exit strategy.
Let me introduce you to DCA Out. The idea is simple: instead of trying to sell everything at the perfect top (which, again, is impossible), you sell slowly at different price targets.
For example:
•If your token hits 2x your investment, sell 25%.
•If it hits 5x, sell another 25%.
•Keep a small “moon bag” (maybe 10-20%) in case the token goes 100x to avoid FOMO.
This way, you lock in profits while still leaving room for potential upside. Trust me, profits never hurt.
Why Most People Fail
Most people lose money in crypto not because they bought the wrong token, but because they had no plan. They either panic sell, get greedy, or cling to a dream that their coin will make them a millionaire overnight.
Crypto isn’t a lottery ticket. It’s a market that rewards strategy, patience, and discipline. DCA In and DCA Out are the foundation of this approach.
Final Thoughts
This bull run might retire your family—or it might not. That’s the reality of crypto. But if you understand what I’ve just shared, you’re already ahead of 95% of investors.
Make a plan. Stick to it. And don’t get caught up in the noise of influencers shouting predictions. No one knows the top or bottom. What you can control is your strategy, your mindset, and your ability to take profits.
So go ahead, stack those sats, take those profits, and secure your future. Remember: the only way to win in crypto is to play the long game.
#BullCyclePrediction

Having worked in the crypto industry for four years and invested for six, I’ve seen it all—the good, the bad, and the downright ugly. Today, I’m going to pull back the curtain and expose a truth most influencers won’t admit: over 90% of crypto influencers and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) are misleading you for their own benefit.
Yes, you read that right. Many of these so-called experts are putting your money at risk for their personal gain. But don’t worry—by the end of this article, you’ll be equipped to spot their tricks and avoid falling into their traps.
How They Trap You: The Red Flags🚩
1. The “If You Bought Last Week, You’d Be Rich” Narrative
Ever noticed how influencers always say, “If you had bought this token last week, you’d have made 100x by now”? Sounds tempting, doesn’t it?
But here’s the catch: why didn’t they tell you about the token before it “mooned”? Why didn’t they highlight it when it was on the verge of breaking out? The answer is simple: they didn’t care about you making money. Most of the time, they’re just using hindsight to appear like geniuses, when in reality, they’re riding the same hype train they’re selling you.
2. Talking Out of Both Sides of the Market
A common influencer tactic is to hedge their bets. They’ll say things like:
•“If DOGE breaks resistance, we’re going to $1.”
•“But if it drops, $0.26 is the next support.”
When one of these scenarios plays out, they emphasize the correct prediction and conveniently sweep the other under the rug. It’s classic double-speak designed to keep their reputation intact, regardless of the market’s direction.
3. Why Are They Selling Memberships If They’re Million-Dollar Traders?
This one always gets me. If these influencers are such amazing traders, capable of making millions, why are they charging you for a membership group?
Let’s be real—if they were consistently making millions through trading, they wouldn’t need to sell subscriptions. The harsh truth is many of these so-called experts aren’t as profitable as they claim. Instead, they rely on your subscription fees as their primary source of income.
4. Shilling Tokens at the Top
Here’s another dirty secret: influencers often promote tokens after they’ve hit their peak. Why? Because they’ve already bought in at lower prices, and now they’re cashing out—on you.
What’s worse, many influencers are paid by token teams to keep hyping a coin long after its prime. While you’re buying in, thinking it’s the next big thing, they and the token team are dumping their holdings on you. It’s a coordinated scheme, and you’re the victim.
5. Ignoring Market Cap and Token Supply
“Buy this token—it’s under $1!” or “You can own 100,000 tokens for just $10!” Sound familiar?
Here’s the thing: the price of a token means absolutely nothing without considering market cap and token supply. Influencers who push low-priced tokens are preying on your psychological bias for quantity. But don’t fall for it. It’s the market cap that determines a token’s growth potential, not its price or how many tokens you can own.
Not All Influencers Are Bad
Now, before you swear off crypto influencers entirely, let me make something clear: there are good ones out there. There are people, like myself, who genuinely want to educate you and help you succeed in this space.
But just like in life, the crypto world has its fair share of bad actors. The key is to think critically, question everything, and stay away from anyone who seems more interested in hyping than educating.
How to Protect Yourself 🙌
1.Do Your Own Research (DYOR): Don’t take anyone’s word at face value. Always verify claims and understand the fundamentals of a project.
2.Focus on Market Cap: Ignore the price of a token. Instead, look at its market cap and circulating supply to gauge its real value.
3.Be Skeptical of Memberships: Ask yourself: if this person is so successful, why do they need your money?
4.Look for Transparency: Genuine influencers disclose their affiliations and provide unbiased analysis—not just hype.
Final Thoughts
The crypto world is full of opportunities, but it’s also full of traps. Don’t let the lies of self-serving influencers cloud your judgment. Stay rational, do your homework, and remember: you are your best investment.
Let’s build a smarter, more informed community together. Share this post with someone who needs to hear it, and let’s expose the truth about the crypto influencer game.

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