2026-01-16 08:22:35

I recently watched a live stream sharing by the founder of a leading exchange, and there was a lot of valuable information. The entire process highlighted several key points, all of which are practical insights, so I’m sharing them with everyone.

First, let's talk about Bitcoin. The mainstream expectation is to continue targeting the $200,000 mark, and this judgment has basically become a consensus. But there is an easily overlooked point — in a strong Bitcoin market, altcoins are actually undervalued and have rebound potential.

When mainstream funds are chasing BTC, some fundamentally solid altcoins are often neglected, which creates opportunities for precise strategic positioning. When Bitcoin hits new highs, it’s also often a window for altcoins to experience elastic movements.

Simply put, don’t be dazzled by the rise of a single coin; instead, look more at the overall market rotation logic. In this market cycle, it’s important to pay attention to both Bitcoin’s main upward wave and the potential for altcoins to catch up after being undervalued. The market always presents both opportunities and risks — it’s all about how you seize the rhythm.

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MEVvictim

· 3h ago

Can 200,000 really be reached? Feels a bit uncertain. --- I believe in the rebound of altcoins, but the premise is to choose the right coins. --- Talking about rotation again, it's easy to say but hard to do, brother. --- When BTC surges dramatically, some people are indeed lurking in altcoins. This logic is sound. --- Chasing the rhythm? I damn well always get it wrong. --- Underestimating? No way, it's just that nobody wants it. --- It sounds right, but in real operation, you still have to gamble on luck. --- I agree, but there are few who really go all-in with real money on altcoins. --- Window periods can be seen clearly in hindsight. Who knew at the time? --- Before $200,000, there might still be a pullback. Don't be too optimistic.

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GweiWatcher

· 3h ago

The $200,000 mark... Oh, someone mentioned this again, and I just want to know if it can really be broken. When btc hides under the spotlight, altcoins might have a chance? Sounds good, but the risk is also high. The rotation logic makes sense, but the problem is how ordinary people can accurately grasp this rhythm.

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orphaned_block

· 3h ago

The figure of 200,000 USD sounds a bit vague; the "window period" for altcoins is really the easiest to be cut off.

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RugResistant

· 3h ago

ngl the altcoin rotation angle gets overlooked way too often... analyzed the market depth on this one and yeah, red flags detected if you're just chasing btc blindly. capital flows don't lie

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0xLuckbox

· 3h ago

It's the same old story of altcoins making a comeback. Every time BTC rises, someone says the same thing. How many actually make real profits?

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UncommonNPC

· 3h ago

That's right, but the concern is that people only focus on BTC at 200,000 and end up missing the rebound window of those altcoins. The rotation logic is indeed easy to overlook; after the big players finish absorbing BTC, it should be altcoins' turn. Sense of rhythm is the most important. Those who can seize the opportunity make money; those who can't just watch others profit. If this wave truly follows that logic, pre-accumulating coins with decent fundamentals might yield even better returns. A new high in BTC is really a signal of altcoin rebounds; historical patterns are right there.

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