#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 $BTC $ETH $SOL

Whenever the market shows signs of improvement, project teams rush to list tokens—this trend has clearly accelerated recently. This actually sends two signals: first, that the trend is indeed improving; second, that the true nature of altcoins to siphon off value during a bull market will be fully exposed.

Honestly, be especially cautious with newly launched high-market-cap tokens. No matter how much the project teams hype them up, a coin that just entered an exchange has not experienced real market testing—why bet on it being a quality asset? Moreover, there are countless projects in the crypto space; most teams work hard, but the failure rate is alarmingly high, similar to startups. The so-called "vision" and "future expectations" from project teams should be taken with a grain of salt—don’t take them seriously. Another reality is that the threshold for listing on exchanges is much lower than in the stock market, and the presence of low-quality projects has become normal. When it comes to altcoins—whether new or old—don’t hold any so-called faith in value investing; the risk premium simply doesn’t match the returns.

Looking at the overall market. After yesterday’s rally, there hasn’t been a significant correction, indicating that the trend remains solid. The most direct way to judge the market is to keep an eye on Bitcoin’s movement. After stabilizing around the key level of 90,000, it has been steadily testing higher levels, with main capital continuously building positions. Usually, after a market rally starts, there will be some small gains, but we still need clearer signals—once it breaks 100,000, market sentiment will completely shift.