Trx is the best, there was a senior who told me to buy it before, but I didn't. 😭 I missed a tenfold increase
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Cryptocurrencies that broke the previous bull market all-time high and have a market cap exceeding ten billion, aside from the three major coins $BTC , $ETH , and BNB, there were only four altcoins in the past four years: $ZEC , XRP, SOL, and XMR.
XRP and SOL broke their all-time highs during the main bull market surge, ZEC completed its breakout in the late stage of the bull market, while XMR created a new high during the transition from bull to bear market, making it a rarer type.
Looking at performance after the breakout:
BTC rose 82% after breaking its previous high;
ETH rose only 1.6% after breaking its previous high;
BNB rose 99% after breaking its previous high;
XRP rose 8.6% after breaking its previous high;
SOL rose 13% after breaking its previous high;
ZEC rose 100% after breaking its previous high.
Overall, ETH, XRP, and SOL are considered false breakouts, with post-breakout gains generally below 10%. In contrast, BTC, BNB, and ZEC are true breakouts, triggering main bull runs of 80% to 100%. BTC, as the asset with the strongest consensus, achieving over 80% in its final bull run is normal. BNB, as the world's largest exchange platform coin, achieving a 99% rally due to strong global consensus is also reasonable. ZEC managed to rise 100% primarily because its market cap at the time of breakout was small—only 4.3 billion—giving it greater elasticity during the bull run. Thus, for large-cap coins, a false breakout after breaking a new high typically results in gains around 10%, while a true breakout leads to gains between 80% and 100%, with a maximum rarely exceeding 100%.
#XMR broke its all-time high when its market cap was already close to ten billion, indicating a relatively large float, and market consensus was limited, with the main players having high control. Currently, the market is in a bull-to-bear transition phase, so it's unlikely the main players will take massive risks to push the price up 100% to 1000. Therefore, my assessment of XMR is: the first target is 30%, corresponding to 670, which has already been reached today. The second target is 50%, corresponding to 780. It is expected that a first peak will form around 670 this week, followed by a pullback. If the second peak fails to break a new high, the major top is likely around 670.
If it continues to break through, it will likely move toward around 780.
Currently, the strategy remains cautious, with small position building on the left side. Additional positions will be added around 670. After the second peak forms, we can consider opening new positions on OK to catch the bottom. The current focus is on whether 670 will form the first peak. It is recommended to continue observing, and to consider shorting only after the second peak formation is confirmed, which would be a more solid approach. Please credit Xiong Da.
XRP and SOL broke their all-time highs during the main bull market surge, ZEC completed its breakout in the late stage of the bull market, while XMR created a new high during the transition from bull to bear market, making it a rarer type.
Looking at performance after the breakout:
BTC rose 82% after breaking its previous high;
ETH rose only 1.6% after breaking its previous high;
BNB rose 99% after breaking its previous high;
XRP rose 8.6% after breaking its previous high;
SOL rose 13% after breaking its previous high;
ZEC rose 100% after breaking its previous high.
Overall, ETH, XRP, and SOL are considered false breakouts, with post-breakout gains generally below 10%. In contrast, BTC, BNB, and ZEC are true breakouts, triggering main bull runs of 80% to 100%. BTC, as the asset with the strongest consensus, achieving over 80% in its final bull run is normal. BNB, as the world's largest exchange platform coin, achieving a 99% rally due to strong global consensus is also reasonable. ZEC managed to rise 100% primarily because its market cap at the time of breakout was small—only 4.3 billion—giving it greater elasticity during the bull run. Thus, for large-cap coins, a false breakout after breaking a new high typically results in gains around 10%, while a true breakout leads to gains between 80% and 100%, with a maximum rarely exceeding 100%.
#XMR broke its all-time high when its market cap was already close to ten billion, indicating a relatively large float, and market consensus was limited, with the main players having high control. Currently, the market is in a bull-to-bear transition phase, so it's unlikely the main players will take massive risks to push the price up 100% to 1000. Therefore, my assessment of XMR is: the first target is 30%, corresponding to 670, which has already been reached today. The second target is 50%, corresponding to 780. It is expected that a first peak will form around 670 this week, followed by a pullback. If the second peak fails to break a new high, the major top is likely around 670.
If it continues to break through, it will likely move toward around 780.
Currently, the strategy remains cautious, with small position building on the left side. Additional positions will be added around 670. After the second peak forms, we can consider opening new positions on OK to catch the bottom. The current focus is on whether 670 will form the first peak. It is recommended to continue observing, and to consider shorting only after the second peak formation is confirmed, which would be a more solid approach. Please credit Xiong Da.
