#加密领域市场回调 Recently, the trend of alts is quite magical. Public chains and infrastructure projects are leading the surge, and many coins have directly depegged from BTC, playing by themselves. Even $FIL, an old face that has been quiet for a long time, has been pumped up. Isn't that ridiculous?

There are currently two schools of thought in the market. One side feels that this is the last struggle of altcoins, trying to sell off quickly while there is still some heat to save themselves. The other side believes that the whales are deliberately igniting the market, wanting to extend the inertia of last year's Q4 altcoin mini cycle. But regardless of how the overall market fluctuates, this self-rescue rebound is bound to happen.

In simple terms, this is a battle between altcoins and BTC. Mainstream funds are unwilling to admit defeat, and the market makers are even less willing to let it end like this, so they choose this moment to reveal their cards. BTC is consolidating, testing people's patience, while altcoins are quietly surging - sometimes a single big bullish candle can make people forget the shadow of the bear market.

As more and more coins start to run independently, it is actually the market makers creating the atmosphere. They understand that the amount of capital cannot support a major trend, but localized prosperity can still ignite excitement. However, caution is needed; a widespread altcoin surge is often a signal of a peak in sentiment, indicating that the phase of the market is nearing its end. Following this, it is highly probable that a dual-track model will emerge: BTC will continue to consolidate sideways, while alts will frequently exhibit dramatic movements to generate heat. It may appear lively on the surface, but the end of the show is not far off.

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