This round of the bull market did not have a noticeable surge in the altcoin season, which is indeed a big regret. However, in terms of total market capitalization, compared to the peak of the last bull market, the total market cap of crypto assets still saw an increase of over 50%.

Due to the vast number of altcoins, meme coins, and junk coins (at least tens of thousands of types reaching several ten thousand dollars in scale), attention has been dispersed.
This is somewhat similar to the burst of the real estate bubble in mainland China. It may seem like chaos, but it is actually a good thing.
When real estate prices collapse, there are many houses available, and increased supply means more choices in the market. More choices lead to an improved quality of life for consumers. At the same time, such price fluctuations also educate everyone (people teach people, if you can't teach, then events teach), the market has risks, and one should be cautious with all-in bets. Who still dares to dream of forever rising house prices?
This indirectly promotes the spread of value investing concepts. One important principle is to avoid leverage and debt.
Similarly, among altcoins, those junk coins that lack genuine long-term value, application, or significance will also be swept into the trash heap. In the long run, investors will learn to invest in truly valuable assets.
There is a saying: those who don't understand investing pursue certainty, while those who understand investing leverage uncertainty.
Market volatility is worth embracing, as long as you don't embrace the wrong ones. #我的2026第一条帖