A crypto CEO warns most altcoins are struggling as big investors focus only on Bitcoin and a few select tokens.
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Not all cryptocurrencies are created equal — and right now, most of them are being left behind. According to the CEO of Swan (a Bitcoin-focused company), Bitcoin could hit its lowest price point in October before recovering, while smaller cryptocurrencies known as altcoins are "basically dead."
First, let's break down the key terms:
A crypto market maker (a firm that helps buy and sell coins to keep trading smooth) called Wintermute explained the shift in a July report:
In the past, when Bitcoin did well, money would eventually "trickle down" to smaller coins, creating what's known as an "altseason" (a period when altcoins rise sharply). Now, that trickle-down effect is weaker. Rallies (periods of rising prices) have become narrower and more selective, benefiting only a small group of winners.
The bottom line: The crypto world is becoming more focused on Bitcoin and a few strong performers. For beginners, this is an important reminder that most small cryptocurrencies carry high risk and may not recover the way Bitcoin might. Always be cautious and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
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