#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Have you ever wondered: Why do veteran players always advise you to hold BTC and ETH long-term?

There’s an unwritten food chain in the market—a lot of altcoin project teams hold their tokens (which, frankly, are just air) and exchange them for your Bitcoin and Ethereum. When BTC rises to $120,000, their assets double in value, and then they use the profits to pump altcoins. Once the price goes up, they offload their bags to retail investors.

The core logic of this play is simple: they use your real assets (BTC/ETH) to get their chips. When the major coins go up, they use your money to speculate on altcoins, and then cash out at the top. So whether it’s project teams, institutions, or retail investors, everyone is now waiting for one key moment—BTC breaking its all-time high and pushing toward $120,000. That’s the real starting gun for a new bull run.

What should you do right now? Position management, and building your position in batches.

There’s a rule in the crypto market: it takes time for positive policy changes to be reflected in prices. The liquidity expectations brought by rate cuts usually take about six months to show up in crypto prices, which means the main rally will likely start in the second half of the year. This coming half-year might be the last window to position for this cycle. The US stock market still risks a correction—will crypto follow? Maybe yesterday’s sharp drop already flushed out the last batch of weak hands.

My approach is: don’t stress about things that haven’t happened, don’t make decisions based on predictions, just react to what the market’s chart is telling you. If you can hold on until the bull market, that’s enough.

There’s no standard answer in the secondary market—only the rhythm that suits you. Surviving until the end makes you the winner.