Ansem: Strong Altcoins Will Continuously Emerge During Bull Markets, Keep Seeking Opportunities for Excess Returns

BlockBeats News, October 4th, crypto trader Ansem posted that frequently monitoring charts and judging price trends based on 15-minute candlesticks can easily lead to overtrading. Investors should manage spot, perpetual contracts, and high-risk on-chain trading accounts separately and avoid attempting to capture every local top and bottom, as this may harm long-term investment returns. Instead of frequent trading, it is better to study historical bull markets and observe how long upward trends typically last. Altcoin rally cycles are usually faster, often outperforming the market for 4 to 6 months, after which new market leaders emerge, especially when their market cap achieves over 10x growth. However, there may be a few exceptions in this cycle: some altcoins may see significant revenue growth alongside price increases, leading to simultaneous improvements in their fundamentals. In past cycles, altcoins typically peaked due to shifts in market attention and weakening momentum. However, if certain projects experience substantial changes in revenue or other data during this cycle, institutional funds may continue to actively buy in, requiring investors to adjust their previous judgments based on new information. In the last cycle, Bitcoin bottomed in January 2023 and peaked in October 2025, with the upward trend lasting approximately 33 months. If this cycle already bottomed in July, we are currently only in the fourth month. Ansem believes that during a longer bull market cycle, multiple "mini bull markets" led by specific altcoins will emerge. Investors need to identify these phase-specific strong assets and continuously reinvest profits into high-performing targets, gradually converting short-term winners into long-term investments. [Original Link]