"If I only look at altcoins and not Bitcoin, I would think it's 312." This is a lament from a community member.

This sentiment is not unfounded. On-chain data presents a grim picture: the red downward trend ruthlessly devours the community's hopes, with cries of despair everywhere. Taking the BIO ecosystem as an example, $URO has plummeted by 36.2%, and $RIF is not far behind, dropping by 21.8%.

The flood of profit-taking

Since Trump confirmed his return to the White House, the altcoin season has surged like a tsunami, with wild price increases and fierce PVP. The waves have sifted through the sand, creating a new generation of wealthy individuals in the crypto space.

For instance, a smart money address "GcYC1…quyt6" built a position in $RIF at a low point in late September when the DeSci Meme narrative had not yet taken off, turning an investment of $14,000 into a profit of $1.05 million, achieving a return of 7400%. This is a myth that no trading market would dare to imagine, only possible in the crypto world.

Another example, according to Lookonchain monitoring data, within just 20 days, a trader bought URO for $800 and ultimately made a profit of $572,000; he also purchased RIF for $300, earning $957,000. This means he turned an initial investment of $1,100 into a position worth $1.62 million, achieving astonishing growth of 3503 times and 714 times, respectively.

Such examples are countless. These profits were gradually sold off during the altcoin price increases, leading to the crash of altcoins and the arrival of today's "altcoin 312."

And where will these profits go? Today's market has provided us with an answer.

As altcoins collapsed en masse, Bitcoin's price broke $97,000, reaching a new high. Funds flowed out of the altcoin market, back to trading platforms, and ultimately into Bitcoin. Bitcoin once again reaffirms its role as the stabilizing force in this market through its price.

The end of altcoins is Bitcoin

At this moment, I am reminded of the story of SBF wanting to keep BTC below $20,000.

During the FTX incident and SBF's trial, Caroline Ellison, CEO of Alameda Research and SBF's ex-girlfriend, testified and provided evidence that SBF had instructed Alameda to continuously sell Bitcoin if it exceeded $20,000, attempting to keep the price below that threshold.

As for the reasons behind this, although they were not mentioned in court, insiders in the community provided an answer: "The common practice of market makers on trading platforms is to pump up Crypto (mainly targeting a few Top 20 coins like ETH) while suppressing the Crypto/BTC exchange rate. This is not just FTX's approach; other trading platforms do the same."

This strategy can gradually erode people's confidence in Bitcoin, attracting all funds to Crypto. Once users' trading habits are cultivated, they can smoothly offload large amounts of junk coins to lower-tier players.

After all, after getting used to the explosive trends and overnight gains in the crypto space, how many people have the patience to hold onto Bitcoin, even when it is almost certain to double?

Today, the principle remains the same. The unique fervor and impatience of crypto enthusiasts have not changed. Those truly large capital players have long understood the value of Bitcoin, exchanging junk altcoins for the Bitcoin in your hands, laying out long-term strategies and waiting for harvest.

The best example is MicroStrategy. As of the time of writing on November 21, MicroStrategy's Bitcoin holdings have reached a new all-time high: 331,200 Bitcoins, with an average purchase price of $49,874. They are easily profiting more than double their cost price.

Not to mention Wall Street giants like BlackRock; if they started buying Bitcoin in advance while applying for a Bitcoin ETF, their costs would likely be controlled between $20,000 and $60,000, and no one knows how many chips they have accumulated in the meantime.

Perhaps, for ordinary investors, the wisest choice is to hold onto Bitcoin tightly and have fewer fantasies of overnight wealth. Use a large position to invest in Bitcoin and only a small portion of funds to "gamble." Do you really think you are smarter than Wall Street elites like BlackRock and MicroStrategy?

Finally, let me conclude with a story I saw on Twitter today:

"When Bitcoin was at $100,000, looking at the altcoin that was still down 30%, you shared the news of Bitcoin breaking $100,000 with mixed feelings. Your friends and family all liked your post, saying you must have made a fortune by entering early. You replied, choking back tears: 'Not much, just a small profit.'"

I hope this is not a reflection of most of us.

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