Why Aren’t the Coins You Hold Going Up?

Bitcoin has taken off, but the tokens you hold are still lying flat, and the longer you hold them, the further they fall behind Bitcoin. This really isn’t your fault, but you need to look at it from a different perspective.

There are now more than 20,000 coins in the crypto market, with only a few thousand listed on trading platforms, and new coins appearing every day. Money is limited, and so is attention, so why should all coins rise together? The kind of market where you could buy with your eyes closed and every sector would rally together is gradually becoming a thing of the past.

Capital is now increasingly concentrating in leading projects. So the broader market rises, Bitcoin rises, and some leading altcoins rise, while a large number of tokens still go nowhere or even continue to underperform Bitcoin. That’s completely normal. I also have positions that have underperformed Bitcoin, but I’m not in a hurry. As long as the broader trend remains intact, rushing won’t help.

The market is moving from wild growth toward maturity, and liquidity is beginning to stratify. Within the same sector, not every coin can rise along with the rest, and weaker projects will continue to drift lower. In the future, it will already be quite good if two or three influential tokens survive in a given sector. Most tokens may ultimately be eliminated. The more comprehensive regulation becomes, the more apparent this concentrated elimination will be. $BTC $ETH