#ETH走势分析 Observing Altcoin Trends at Year-End: Three Notable Market Changes

Recently, discussions around altcoins in the market have become lively again. If you're still on the sidelines, let's take a look at some of the ongoing changes below.

Three phenomena emerging in the market:

The first phenomenon is a shift in capital flow structure. The correction in October caused many short-term investors to leave the market, and currently, the trading volume of many coins has clearly lightened. In this situation, if new capital enters, the resistance to pushing prices up will be much lower.

The second point concerns timing. The end of the year has always been a period when projects operate vigorously, whether it's ecosystem updates or market operations, this timeframe often sees a lot of activity. Price movements around Christmas in recent years have been particularly noteworthy.

The third signal is even more interesting — currently, most retail investors are saying “altcoins are too risky, I don’t dare touch them.” When market sentiment is extremely cautious, it’s often a good opportunity to establish positions. Think about it—every time the market truly explodes, isn’t there always this kind of “everyone’s scared” atmosphere?

Some practical tips for beginners:

On capital management: Don’t be impulsive, only try with 20% of your idle funds. For example, if you have 50 million, start with 10 million to get used to the market rhythm. That way, even if your judgment is wrong, it won’t have a big impact; if you profit, you can always increase your position later.

Coin selection logic: Avoid projects that only tell stories without substance. Prioritize coins with real-world applications, active communities, and continuously developing teams. Even if these coins don’t rise in the short term, they still have strong recovery potential in the long run.

Profit-taking discipline: This is extremely important. A suggestion is to take partial profit when you’re up 50%, sell another 30% if your position doubles, and keep the rest to bet on bigger growth potential. Many people end up “on a roller coaster” because they don’t take profits at the right time.

Finally, a reminder: Opportunities are not for waiting—they must be seized proactively. If you feel the market has potential, be prepared in advance; if you think the risk is too high, keep watching. But don’t wait until the market truly explodes to jump in—by then, the cost is already too high. If you have anything to discuss, just message me!