[Chain News] Ki Young Ju, the founder of CryptoQuant, recently threw out a rather heartbreaking viewpoint - the liquidity of alts is rapidly disappearing now.
His judgment is very straightforward: projects that can tap into new funding channels, such as those supported by digital asset reserve company (DAT), or those that successfully issue ETFs, will have a much higher probability of survival. Conversely, if any altcoin has not yet squeezed into this round of Liquidity competition, the long-term holding risk may be relatively high.
In simple terms, money in the market is becoming increasingly picky; not all coins can get a share of the cake. Only projects that can access institutional funds and compliant channels have a more stable foundation for survival. Those small coins still relying on community faith may find it increasingly difficult.
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TokenSleuth
· 10h ago
Now it's really time to pick a side, those coin types without a background are likely to face a tough time.
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WalletManager
· 10h ago
Relying on community faith? Ha, it should have been cleared long ago. There is absolutely no such thing in my Multi-signature Wallet; the risk level is clear from on-chain data. Storing tokens without institutional endorsement is just gambling, and I won't do that.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 10h ago
The depletion of liquidity has been evident for a long time; now only the coins that have institutional backing can survive, while the others will eventually perish.
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StealthDeployer
· 10h ago
I've heard this narrative of liquidity exhaustion too many times; every bull run someone says this... But then again, those coins without capital backing do indeed live a tough life.
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RektRecorder
· 10h ago
Liquidity exhaustion, to put it simply, means that retail investors' money is running out, and now we have to rely on institutions to survive.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 10h ago
I have long seen through it; coins without institutional backing are basically just running alongside.
CryptoQuant Founder: The liquidity of alts is drying up, and the survival rate of such projects is higher.
[Chain News] Ki Young Ju, the founder of CryptoQuant, recently threw out a rather heartbreaking viewpoint - the liquidity of alts is rapidly disappearing now.
His judgment is very straightforward: projects that can tap into new funding channels, such as those supported by digital asset reserve company (DAT), or those that successfully issue ETFs, will have a much higher probability of survival. Conversely, if any altcoin has not yet squeezed into this round of Liquidity competition, the long-term holding risk may be relatively high.
In simple terms, money in the market is becoming increasingly picky; not all coins can get a share of the cake. Only projects that can access institutional funds and compliant channels have a more stable foundation for survival. Those small coins still relying on community faith may find it increasingly difficult.