In this round of bull run, only Bitcoin is rising. Do you think those teams working on altcoins don’t want to pump? It’s not that they don’t want to, but right now pumping is useless—no one is catching a falling knife, and even if they pump it up, they can’t sell it, and they end up losing money.
As soon as Bitcoin makes a move, they actually try to set the pace, but the market doesn't respond at all, and no one is willing to buy in. It's like performing in a dead crowd; no matter how hard you try, no one will applaud. If there were real profits to be made, those funds would never hold back, after all, the higher the price is pumped, the more they can sell for. In fact, the project team has already understood - it's not that they are not trying hard, but the market is simply not doing well. Everyone knows that "it will rise only after interest rate cuts", so how can it rise? The market won't follow the pattern you expect. It could rise before the interest rate cut and fall after. Why do large institutions avoid those messy altcoins? Because they have more reliable options. Instead of betting on uncertain projects, they prefer to buy stocks of companies like "MicroStrategy" that hold Bitcoin. As long as Bitcoin doesn't crash, these assets will rise along with it, and they can be even more stable and provide more comfortable returns than the coin itself. If Bitcoin takes off, their rise might be even more explosive.
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In this round of bull run, only Bitcoin is rising. Do you think those teams working on altcoins don’t want to pump? It’s not that they don’t want to, but right now pumping is useless—no one is catching a falling knife, and even if they pump it up, they can’t sell it, and they end up losing money.
As soon as Bitcoin makes a move, they actually try to set the pace, but the market doesn't respond at all, and no one is willing to buy in. It's like performing in a dead crowd; no matter how hard you try, no one will applaud. If there were real profits to be made, those funds would never hold back, after all, the higher the price is pumped, the more they can sell for.
In fact, the project team has already understood - it's not that they are not trying hard, but the market is simply not doing well.
Everyone knows that "it will rise only after interest rate cuts", so how can it rise? The market won't follow the pattern you expect. It could rise before the interest rate cut and fall after.
Why do large institutions avoid those messy altcoins? Because they have more reliable options. Instead of betting on uncertain projects, they prefer to buy stocks of companies like "MicroStrategy" that hold Bitcoin. As long as Bitcoin doesn't crash, these assets will rise along with it, and they can be even more stable and provide more comfortable returns than the coin itself. If Bitcoin takes off, their rise might be even more explosive.