Recently, the performance of altcoins has shown some signs of movement, but this upward trend is not a widespread phenomenon—only some coins outperformed the market, while the overall market still exhibits a volatile trend. This divergence actually reflects a key phenomenon: during previous sharp corrections, major funds quietly or actively accumulated a large amount of chips, reaching a concentration level that can drive the market.

Once the chips are sufficiently concentrated, the conditions for a rally are also ripe. In contrast, although mainstream coins lack this short-term rapid rise, their large market capitalization and relatively stable retail investor confidence mean that their price fluctuations are more fundamentally supported. The divergence in the trends of these two asset types essentially reflects differences in fund structures and the confidence composition of market participants.