And if Bitcoin has peaked, what should I buy? First of all, I don't think Bitcoin has peaked yet, but I wanted to briefly reflect on what alternatives lie ahead.
Of course, I'm referring to coins with projects, not memecoins. Although memecoins also have their projects and may even outperform many other coins. But in this case, they are excluded.
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The simple answer would be Ethereum, due to the accumulated delays it has and the fact that its fees are no longer as detrimental to users. In my opinion, it won't be the winner because the reputational damage has already been done, and if it hasn't fallen further, it's because there are many projects, and migrating away isn't easy. But there are other chains that are receiving many more projects right now, such as Solana, XRP, or Hyperliquid.
I think all of them will do better, but the winner of the next cycle will be a new coin or a new investment style that hasn't yet emerged. So, we must keep an eye on new projects so we don't miss the opportunity.
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