Let's talk about super dry goods, there is no copycat season! ～～～～～～～～～～～ Do you particularly miss the past, that hot spot continued to be several times more than ten times the currency, through the common secondary market. Actually, it's not that I won't see you again It just takes specific conditions. That's the Bitcoin rally, why do you say that? Let's recap Several stages of this round of secondary copycat outbreaks. Phase 1 Bitcoin rose by about 90% from December '22 to March '23. December 2022, the time when I pinned the content, was the early stage of the bull market, the first hot season. Hot coins led by OP, SSV, LDO have risen by about 5 times. Phase II Bitcoin rose 192% from Sep '23 to Jan '24 At this stage, the second-level cottage performs the craziest. Altcoins represented by SEI, WLD, OM, IMX, etc., have pulled more than tenfold. Phase 3 Bitcoin rose 110% from September '24 to January '25 Altcoins represented by SUI and NEIRO have pulled more than 5 times, and most of the copycats are 2 to 3 times. Through the above logic, it is not difficult to see that only the greater the rise of Bitcoin, the higher the room for the hot spot of copycats. At present, Bitcoin is 90,004, how much room do you think there is left? First of all, excluding the doubling, I don't think Bitcoin will have such a big rise next, and many of the driving conditions are no longer supported, such as the water of interest rate cuts. Even if interest rates are cut, they will be far less aggressive than in '20 and '21. The lack of liquidity has inevitably suppressed the space above Bitcoin. Bitcoin's previous high is around 110,000, assuming that the pie breaks through the pressure level of 97 and continues to come to the position of about 110,000, the increase is only 17 points. So how big a splash can a cottage make? According to my thinking, if you want a secondary market, either Bitcoin will rise out of a large space, or it will fall out of a large space. Otherwise, there can be no big opportunities in the secondary market! Therefore, seeing more and moving less is the next way to survive.