At the moment I am only interested in the altcoins/bitcoin rate and have noticed that many of them have come down very low while the potential is enormous. I am referring to the strategy of selling bitcoin to buy some really potential altcoins, because if bitcoin reaches $100K, holders can only x2 assets, but if the altcoins/bitcoin rate increases 10 times, they will have profit x20. Traders still believe in the 1:10:100 ratio, that is, bitcoin price increases 10 times, altcoins/bitcoin rate increases 10 times, then altcoin/usd price will increase 100 times.
Couldn't agree more

I've been hearing of many people taking "profits" when their coin has doubled, but instead their 2x usd/fiat gain is usually at the expensive of a 50% bitcoin/ethereum loss. Investors should to be careful, taking losses that you think are profits isn't very smart imo.
I guess if you are still hodling fiat currency that's down 70-80% in the past year (I have no idea why you would be!) then probably everything looks overpriced right now. The reality is it's not, it's your fiat-based shitcoin that's down so much that makes everything look so expensive right now

It's like if I had all my wealth in XRP right now, everything would look unaffordable at the moment. The problem here is hodling shitcoins, not much else.
And I believe this because it can explain the price movement of altcoins/usd properly. I am preparing to sell BTC to buy some more ETH.
As for selling Bitcoin for Ethereum, did that Dec/Jan, then was selling of eth/btc profits into altcoins after ending up with majority Ether portfolio

It's true the alts/usd prices rarely make any sense until alts/btc breaks to a new all time high, otherwise it's in a false state of price discovery.
The only use for alts/usd (or alts to any other shitcoin) is being able to buy the ATH breakouts, with amazing bitcoin/ethereum discounts
