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Altcoins The current state of the altcoin market has many investors questioning its vitality. As noted by Michaël van de Poppe in a recent tweet, there’s been a “constant bleed” with “zero reversal,” leading to significant decreases, with some altcoins experiencing an 80% drop this year alone. While expectations for this year were high, the market’s performance has deviated, leading some to believe this cycle is fundamentally different from previous ones. Despite the prevailing sentiment, van de Poppe suggests that the current period mirrors the end of 2019 or 2020, a time that ultimately preceded significant market movements. The slow bleed in altcoin markets, while painful, often signals an impending shift. Why the Downturn? According to van de Poppe, the current bearish trend in altcoins requires little effort to sustain. A “downwards spiral” can be maintained by a “handful of tokens” pushing valuations down. While a slow bleed persists, there’s also evidence of accumulation through increasing trading volumes. Should a reversal occur, it’s expected to trigger a significant number of “short liquidations,” which would reward those holding long positions. This scenario draws parallels to 2019, where: Ethereum ($ETH) saw a low in April ’25 (note: the source text indicates April ’25 but the current date is June 2025, suggesting this might be a typo and likely refers to April ’19 in comparison to 2019 data). The Chinese Renminbi experienced a low in the same period. Gold reached a high during this time. The current valuation of Gold, coupled with global market uncertainty and a reduced risk-off appetite, places us at a critical low point in the business cycle, similar to the lows observed at the end of 2019 and during 2016, both of which marked bottoms for the altcoin markets. The Path to Recovery While an initial push on Ethereum…

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