Why do you think ETH was not able to make a new All time high?

[God Of Thunder]

So investing in altcoins is only 20% or so is good - the rest is for BTC because supply is limited and this is what we believe.

I did not understand anything else except this part, and I have to admit that I agree with this point. For me, I may take a little more risk, but when it comes to suggesting others, I won't recommend someone to invest more than 10% of their portfolio in altcoins. 20% is too much and you will realize that when altcoins start to bleed.

I think I will move on all BTC after the next altseason. Currently, I am unable to exit the altcoin market because of my existing investment which was around 30% of my total portfolio and it fucked me hard. LOL.

[salad daging]

So investing in altcoins is only 20% or so is good - the rest is for BTC because supply is limited and this is what we believe.

I did not understand anything else except this part, and I have to admit that I agree with this point. For me, I may take a little more risk, but when it comes to suggesting others, I won't recommend someone to invest more than 10% of their portfolio in altcoins. 20% is too much and you will realize that when altcoins start to bleed.

I think I will move on all BTC after the next altseason. Currently, I am unable to exit the altcoin market because of my existing investment which was around 30% of my total portfolio and it fucked me hard. LOL.

Same actually......when someone asks me what are the best altcoins to invest in? Then it's better to keep quiet and divert to bitcoin investment because I don't want to disturb him because of the altcoin investment invitation that I mentioned.

Honestly, there have been many losses in altcoins but I have swallowed all of them, so only invest in btc that really produces long-term.

[Rengga Jati]

Same actually......when someone asks me what are the best altcoins to invest in? Then it's better to keep quiet and divert to bitcoin investment because I don't want to disturb him because of the altcoin investment invitation that I mentioned.

Honestly, there have been many losses in altcoins but I have swallowed all of them, so only invest in btc that really produces long-term.

Yes, I feel that I have enough knowledge and then assume that some things including trading can be mastered easily. Then they can do it easily. No, they also have to have more specific and in-depth knowledge about crypto trading. As long as you prepare it well enough, then you can actually still understand and do it even by doing. However, you still have to be careful because this is a high risk that will come later. This often happens when many prospective traders only rely on their limited abilities, so the risk will also be much greater.

[ultrloa]

So investing in altcoins is only 20% or so is good - the rest is for BTC because supply is limited and this is what we believe.

I did not understand anything else except this part, and I have to admit that I agree with this point. For me, I may take a little more risk, but when it comes to suggesting others, I won't recommend someone to invest more than 10% of their portfolio in altcoins. 20% is too much and you will realize that when altcoins start to bleed.

I think I will move on all BTC after the next altseason. Currently, I am unable to exit the altcoin market because of my existing investment which was around 30% of my total portfolio and it fucked me hard. LOL.

Agree with you especially that altcoin market is really risky and 5% - 10% is the only percentage I can afford to let go on risky matters.

Usually I'm all in with Bitcoin since we can see that almost all investors are in focus with this coin and there's great development always come with this coin that's why there's good pump came. I don't care much about altcoin season since I don't actually trade much shitcoins including those meme coin since I'm done dealing with this shit and just want to move on real good investments choices.

[densuj]

Same actually......when someone asks me what are the best altcoins to invest in? Then it's better to keep quiet and divert to bitcoin investment because I don't want to disturb him because of the altcoin investment invitation that I mentioned.

Honestly, there have been many losses in altcoins but I have swallowed all of them, so only invest in btc that really produces long-term.

Yes, I feel that I have enough knowledge and then assume that some things including trading can be mastered easily. Then they can do it easily. No, they also have to have more specific and in-depth knowledge about crypto trading. As long as you prepare it well enough, then you can actually still understand and do it even by doing. However, you still have to be careful because this is a high risk that will come later. This often happens when many prospective traders only rely on their limited abilities, so the risk will also be much greater.

Your insight highlights a critical truth about crypto trading: overconfidence in limited knowledge can lead to significant risks. While preparation and hands on experience are vital, they must be paired with deep, specific expertise. Crypto markets are volatile, and success demands more than just surface level understanding.

Prospective traders often underestimate the complexity, relying on basic skills, which amplifies their exposure to losses. Thorough research, risk management, and continuous learning are essential to navigate this high stakes field. By acknowledging the need for caution and in depth knowledge, traders can better position themselves to mitigate risks and achieve sustainable results.

[God Of Thunder]

Agree with you especially that altcoin market is really risky and 5% - 10% is the only percentage I can afford to let go on risky matters.

Usually I'm all in with Bitcoin since we can see that almost all investors are in focus with this coin and there's great development always come with this coin that's why there's good pump came. I don't care much about altcoin season since I don't actually trade much shitcoins including those meme coin since I'm done dealing with this shit and just want to move on real good investments choices.

Whether the alt season comes or not doesn't matter for altcoin traders. But it really matters for holders and investors who have actually invested their money in altcoins and have been expecting an alt season for years. I have invested a good amount of money, and I expected at least a 5x return from my investment. But I am almost 70% down with my altcoin investment. How does that sound?

This is why I am expecting an alt season, so I can at least recover some of my losses.

[MRY]

Your insight highlights a critical truth about crypto trading: overconfidence in limited knowledge can lead to significant risks. While preparation and hands on experience are vital, they must be paired with deep, specific expertise. Crypto markets are volatile, and success demands more than just surface level understanding.

Prospective traders often underestimate the complexity, relying on basic skills, which amplifies their exposure to losses. Thorough research, risk management, and continuous learning are essential to navigate this high stakes field. By acknowledging the need for caution and in depth knowledge, traders can better position themselves to mitigate risks and achieve sustainable results.

I think a lot of people are rather hasty to make those decisions and investments and they have been following the markets for just a few months. However, it is also important to bear this in mind learning about crypto price action is not just about being able to read charts or understand certain words and terms. There is another level to it, and it is only when you are willing to remain questions the things even if you think that you already know the answer. This is why I also like people who continue to practice regardless of the fact that they believe they know it all. For the reason that in a marketplace that in the process of formation could shift within several hours, one blunder can be very costly if you do not understand what really is taking place.

[LogitechMouse]

Agree with you especially that altcoin market is really risky and 5% - 10% is the only percentage I can afford to let go on risky matters.

Usually I'm all in with Bitcoin since we can see that almost all investors are in focus with this coin and there's great development always come with this coin that's why there's good pump came. I don't care much about altcoin season since I don't actually trade much shitcoins including those meme coin since I'm done dealing with this shit and just want to move on real good investments choices.

Whether the alt season comes or not doesn't matter for altcoin traders. But it really matters for holders and investors who have actually invested their money in altcoins and have been expecting an alt season for years. I have invested a good amount of money, and I expected at least a 5x return from my investment. But I am almost 70% down with my altcoin investment. How does that sound?

This is why I am expecting an alt season, so I can at least recover some of my losses.

Sounds frustrating and it's more frustrating when the coins that you're holding will not pump when the altcoin season happens. The question now is, will there be an altcoin season?

Bitcoin's dominance is at its peak right now at 65%, and the only time when there will be a surge in prices of altcoins is when the dominance goes down because that shows that investors are going out of Bitcoin and then putting it on top altcoins. Right now, Bitcoin's price is near $100,000 already as I'm making this post while Ethereum on the other hand is still around the $1850-$1900 range. Talking about being frustrated when holding altcoins.

Like you, I'm also holding some altcoins, but I'm not expecting a x5 from them already. Maybe a breakeven or a x2 at best is a good thing for me. After selling all of my cryptocurrencies during this bull run, I'll be a Bitcoin maximalist, and will put all of my money on BITCOIN.

[Tribalchief]

I did not understand anything else except this part, and I have to admit that I agree with this point. For me, I may take a little more risk, but when it comes to suggesting others, I won't recommend someone to invest more than 10% of their portfolio in altcoins. 20% is too much and you will realize that when altcoins start to bleed.

I think I will move on all BTC after the next altseason. Currently, I am unable to exit the altcoin market because of my existing investment which was around 30% of my total portfolio and it fucked me hard. LOL.

Jumping into altcoin at a very bullish movement might mess someone up, and just like you are finding it difficult to exit, I'm also finding it difficult to exit mine as well. At this point, I'm not even sure of when another opportunity will present itself, so I can dump everything and just focus on Bitcoin only. It's crazy to see how these altcoins disappoints alot. Take Bitcoin for example, it was able to bounce back from a heavy decline, and confidently sitting around $95K when most people already speculated a bearish season already. Holding altcoin is far way more risky.

[Stompix]

I asked ChatGPT the same question, and the answer was this;

Ask it why Ethereum is going down and Solana or Tron up while all those things that it has listed there can apply to all three of them.
The answer is far simpler, ETH has simply hit a cap, there is little enthusiasm of doubling your money overnight, there is no certainty of keeping in line with BTC, people look at the results and they see that BTC brings stability and that huge gains comes from new coins not old ones.
So, why would anyone gamble on old coins when they can just stay safe with BTC?

Sounds frustrating and it's more frustrating when the coins that you're holding will not pump when the altcoin season happens. The question now is, will there be an altcoin season?

The question is, why should ETH act more like PEPE during an altcoin season and less like BTC?
This is no longer 2013 or 2017, why would altcoins act like a block and why would old coins act like meme coins?
Altcoin season was a new thing, it was because you had thousands of new coins with new features and promises in a period of hype when everyone had his pockets full and afforded to gamble away, once the markets mature, you will not get these kinds of movements anywhere, they make less and less sense.