Funds are starting to flow into altcoins—these 6 coins are worth adding to your watchlist!

Yesterday people said that copycat coins are about to kick off, and it seems that quite a few still don’t believe it. Today I looked at the data: the copycat season index is even stronger. Today the copycat season index reached 52, while yesterday it was 47. And today BTC is standing above 6.4w. BTC is still rising, but today its share is still 58%, the same as yesterday—this means more capital is flowing into copycat coins.

Then for today’s listing of Helix/HeLiSi on US stocks: yesterday semiconductors surged, and the semiconductors are seeing a short-term rebound. But I think after Helix/HeLiSi goes live in the US market, the good news will be turning into bad news, and combined with the prior big drop in semiconductors, capital is showing divergence—so the sector should rotate a bit.

Then a lot of friends asked: you didn’t you say before that you wouldn’t come into the copycat season? Pay attention: what I said earlier was that I wouldn’t come into a copycat season like in 2021, where basically projects with people or even “ghosts” would surge. But some individual good copycat coins will still rise. The difference in this wave of copycat season is: it’s not like myx, river, rave-type strong-hand, heavily controlled copycat coins where insiders keep stabbing up and down to steer the chart wherever they want, making it hard for retail to play.

This time, I think most people should be able to participate in this round. In my article yesterday, I mentioned: you should choose ones that previously pumped at least once, and that have no sell-pressure, with a larger market cap. In this kind of copycat coins, after the market cap gets bigger, the insiders pulling the market will be slower, and it won’t jump to the moon in one step—like WLD, NEAR, UNI that were pulled before.

These are all established old coins, with market caps large enough—basically ten-billion-level order books. For insiders to operate these, they must bring retail onto the ride to form a joint force.

So the selection is actually just: look at which ones previously had a pump, then sort by market cap.

1.Near

It already started once before, but now it has dropped. Currently it hasn’t fallen below the original start point of 5.20. The consolidation is a bit intense, and there are signs of bottoming out recently!

2.UNI

UNI has been showing some good signs recently. After the 6.16 launch, it consolidated for about half a month, then started again.

3.ARB

This kind of old-school L2 leader: it was pulled up once in May, then washed and consolidated again. This time it has appeared with a daily-chart level breakout, which basically counts as a fresh start signal!

4.INJ

Old-school DEFI public chain. It previously pumped for about 2 months, and currently it’s in a washout phase. Recently it’s also been showing signs of improvement!

5.JTO

The龙头 aggregator on the Sol chain—pretty profitable. It’s been pulled for quite a while recently, and it has also moved close to the trendline.

6.Pendle

No need to say much about this project, right? I’ve mentioned it multiple times before—it’s a very good DeFi project. It started once in May before, and now it’s showing signs of improvement again!

Then the current issue brings a few, and it doesn’t mean those projects will definitely go up later. You need to look at the overall market trend and the project’s own performance—this situation is dynamic. Make sure to set stop-losses, even in case things go wrong.

And basically what I’ve picked are established old-brand projects—ones that don’t have sell pressure from the team, and have relatively high market caps, so they’re not too likely to go to zero. This type won’t be like very small copycat coins where insiders severely control the market, insert needles up and down, and cause violent pumps and dumps. You need a certain amount of patience, and it won’t surge 100% in a single day.