Don't compare to Bitcoin, most retail investors won't heavily invest anymore, including Bitcoin. There's a price difference when depositing and withdrawing, and there's also the risk of card blocking. It's better to invest in US stocks instead.

My post might offend many people, especially those holding altcoins. The days ahead might be tougher, particularly in the next bull market, where the situation could be worse than imagined. Of course, this doesn't mean that all altcoins are bad; some with real applications are still quite good. What can be observed in this round of the bull market is that there is no widespread altcoin season, and there won't be one in the future. After this round, everyone will have a deep understanding that altcoins cannot change the landscape; the ultimate fate is to go to zero. More and more people will use the money earned from altcoins to dollar-cost average into Bitcoin. Everyone has also recognized that Bitcoin is the ultimate destination. Although it won't skyrocket by a hundred or a thousand times, being able to earn ten times in the future is already very ideal. Let me ask everyone, how many people's returns in this bull market have exceeded ten times? Everyone is gradually realizing that almost all project teams will eventually sell their own coins for others to pick up and exchange for real assets like Bitcoin.

In the upcoming bear market, there is increasing consensus that buying Bitcoin in a bear market is relatively certain, and large funds prefer certain investments. People's thoughts are gradually converging: Bitcoin will at least move from the bear market to the bull market and continuously hit new highs, while altcoins might plummet and never recover. In the previous bull and bear cycles, everyone was still in the mindset that altcoins could rise quickly, potentially a thousand times, but how many people could actually find and grasp such projects? Future cycles will be more centered around Bitcoin.

The Bitcoin bear market will not drop 70-80% as it did before; the volatility will be lower because institutions, sovereign wealth funds, Wall Street, listed companies, and future individuals have all become aware of the problems mentioned above. The proportion of personal investment in Bitcoin will significantly increase.

Before this round of the bull market, the allocation ratio for ordinary people was: 80% in altcoins, as they believed Bitcoin had already increased too much and was too expensive, with little room for further rise. My view is quite the opposite; Bitcoin has the most upside potential because the target has already been set, and it only needs time to validate. No project can achieve consensus like Bitcoin. The future landscape will be: 80% of funds in Bitcoin, and only 20% of funds will be allocated to leading projects with real application strength, such as BNB, Hype, Link, Aave, and other leading utility coins.