📈 Altcoin During This Period Is Truly Very Difficult

More than a month ago, I complained about $TIA when the price was still around 1 USD. Looking back now, the price has dropped to nearly 0.5 USD — which is almost about to “split in half” again. This clearly reflects the harsh reality of the current altcoin market.
The market no longer favors small-cap coins. Weak capital flow, pessimistic investor sentiment, and continuous selling pressure have caused many altcoins to fall into a downward spiral with no escape. For those heavily stuck in altcoins, the hope to “get back on track” is becoming increasingly distant.
In this context, the most practical strategy is to take advantage of rebounds to exit positions. Holding coins just because of the hope of recovering losses often leads to worse outcomes: deeper losses, or even approaching 0. Market history has proven that many altcoins, after losing their trend, will never return to their previous highs.
Altcoins are not always bad, but choosing the wrong timing and trend carries huge risks. The current phase prioritizes capital preservation, risk management, and accepting stop-losses when necessary — rather than holding onto dreams of rescue in a market that no longer favors you. In this market, survival is more important than correctness.