#数字资产市场洞察 looked at a heatmap of alts' market capitalization, quite interesting.
At first glance, it seems to suggest that "history will repeat itself"—from the trends of previous cycles, there is indeed a sense of déjà vu. But there is an easily overlooked pitfall here: the alts that are currently circulating in the market are no longer the same batch of alts from back in the day.
The problem is very real. On one hand, new coins are continuously flooding in, and the exaggerated FDV makes the total market capitalization look very high and prosperous. On the other hand, the actual funds willing to take over have not increased. The result is that established alts are being pushed out—many coins' market capitalization has already dropped to a fraction of what it was five years ago, and some have simply been declared dead.
So this chart can at most be used to judge whether the market sentiment has recovered and whether liquidity has been fully cleaned out. Want to use it as evidence of a "alts collective rebound"? That might be overthinking it.
To put it bluntly—at this stage, many alts are not adjusting but are truly abandoned by the market.
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LeverageAddict
· 6h ago
It's the same old "historical cycle" rhetoric... so funny, the current altcoins aren't even worth a fraction of what they were five years ago, and they're talking about cycles.
I'm already tired of this high FDV trick; if there’s no increase in funds, why would there be a rebound? Have all the dumb buyers died out?
To put it bluntly, there are just too many dead coins; if you want to dig for gold in a junkyard, you need to have some discernment, but most people can't even tell the difference.
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LiquidityWizard
· 8h ago
actually the survivorship bias here is *chef's kiss* — everyone zooms into that heatmap and sees cycles repeating but statistically speaking? most of those coins are already dead, they just don't know it yet. fdv inflation is doing heavy lifting on the optics
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Token_Sherpa
· 8h ago
inflated fdv charts are just optical illusions for the uninitiated ngl... actual capital inflow hasn't moved an inch, but sure let's pretend the heatmap means something revolutionary happened
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 8h ago
This analysis by my brother is really spot on, hitting my pain point. Those who are still waiting for altcoins to make a comeback might have to wait until the end of time.
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MetaNomad
· 8h ago
It's the same old "historical cycle theory" again. Wake up, everyone, this time it's really different.
I've seen too many tricks with new coins piling up FDV, and there are fewer and fewer dumb buyers; that's the truth.
Coins from five years ago are now just commemorative coins, unless you want to collect them.
Is the liquidity cleaned up? Ha, not yet; charts are the best at deceiving.
The abandoned altcoins are the real stars of this cycle; there's no escaping.
#数字资产市场洞察 looked at a heatmap of alts' market capitalization, quite interesting.
At first glance, it seems to suggest that "history will repeat itself"—from the trends of previous cycles, there is indeed a sense of déjà vu. But there is an easily overlooked pitfall here: the alts that are currently circulating in the market are no longer the same batch of alts from back in the day.
The problem is very real. On one hand, new coins are continuously flooding in, and the exaggerated FDV makes the total market capitalization look very high and prosperous. On the other hand, the actual funds willing to take over have not increased. The result is that established alts are being pushed out—many coins' market capitalization has already dropped to a fraction of what it was five years ago, and some have simply been declared dead.
So this chart can at most be used to judge whether the market sentiment has recovered and whether liquidity has been fully cleaned out. Want to use it as evidence of a "alts collective rebound"? That might be overthinking it.
To put it bluntly—at this stage, many alts are not adjusting but are truly abandoned by the market.