Why Most Altcoins Will Never Recover Again

[ultrloa]

You're 100% correct and it is very dangerous to think that an altcoin that ruined you will eventually bounce back and recover your losses.
Chances are, what went down 90%, will go down 70-90% more.
It's always a good idea to get out of the worst performers as soon as possible.

Hard to expect that the alts they bought would eventually recover.

For many times we have seen lots of rug pulls running around, so this should be the basis for people not to invest again if the alt perform so bad since they are just feeding those scammers if they think upon buying their scam alts again.

Much better to get out and find better reputable coins. From that maybe they get more better chance to earn on their next trade.

[5W-KILO]

New promises doesn't equal better performance, yes it's good to go for the new projects but that's for money making sake, once they are up you need to get out because

Something that's been out for a while and still have reliable supporters is better than new ones that are getting listed on centralised exchanges just because they are new.

I'd rather buy some kaspa and render than most new shiny coins.
They don't have to beat their old ATH, they just need to bring profits is all.

[Wakate]

You're 100% correct and it is very dangerous to think that an altcoin that ruined you will eventually bounce back and recover your losses.
Chances are, what went down 90%, will go down 70-90% more.
It's always a good idea to get out of the worst performers as soon as possible.

Hard to expect that the alts they bought would eventually recover.

For many times we have seen lots of rug pulls running around, so this should be the basis for people not to invest again if the alt perform so bad since they are just feeding those scammers if they think upon buying their scam alts again.

Much better to get out and find better reputable coins. From that maybe they get more better chance to earn on their next trade.

Many investors have started seeing the reasons why they don't have to be investing in altcoins because of the danger it could pose for them which could lead to total lost of funds. These people are only gambling in the market and they are not doing any analysis to check if it's safe to invest in a crypto project with so many peomises of making holders and investors richer over night.

[Muba20]

You're 100% correct and it is very dangerous to think that an altcoin that ruined you will eventually bounce back and recover your losses.
Chances are, what went down 90%, will go down 70-90% more.
It's always a good idea to get out of the worst performers as soon as possible.

Hard to expect that the alts they bought would eventually recover.

For many times we have seen lots of rug pulls running around, so this should be the basis for people not to invest again if the alt perform so bad since they are just feeding those scammers if they think upon buying their scam alts again.

Much better to get out and find better reputable coins. From that maybe they get more better chance to earn on their next trade.

Many investors have started seeing the reasons why they don't have to be investing in altcoins because of the danger it could pose for them which could lead to total lost of funds. These people are only gambling in the market and they are not doing any analysis to check if it's safe to invest in a crypto project with so many peomises of making holders and investors richer over night.

Those who have invested in altcoins in the past years have already realized the potential of investing in altcoins. Although not all altcoins are equal, most of the investors' expectations have not been fulfilled after investing in altcoins. After investing in one altcoin, another altcoin is creating hype in the market, which makes investors invest in that hyped coin again. In this way, although new projects have collected a lot of money from the market, none of the investors have been able to succeed in reality. That is why, over time, people now have a much better idea about altcoins. The days of stealing investors' money just for the sake of profit are over. Now, people's knowledge and experience have increased about the crypto market. Investors no longer support projects that are just hyped up. If there is no real value they consider it a shit project.

[Stable090]

New promises doesn't equal better performance, yes it's good to go for the new projects but that's for money making sake, once they are up you need to get out because

With what we seeing in crypto space for some time now, I don’t think it’s good to go for new project. Most of the new projects which you going to see now don’t have anything to offer, you just going to see them making promises, but at the end they not going to perform well. Lots of coins are created by scammers now, they going to make so many promises, and people are going to believe them, but with time they going to crash the coin.

If am encouraging anyone to invest in coin, then I do recommend bitcoin, and if you prefer altcoins, then it’s better you go for altcoins that have been in the market for some time, and not new projects, because you going to find it difficult to identify a real one.

[Balmain]

Many have failed, and a large number are still failing. Everyone thinks that only a few altcoins will be able to surpass their all-time highs in the next cycle. Because many are hollow, lack communities, don't even have proper projects, and why would people invest in such products again when they're at their worst? They won't do it, and a lot of projects, especially altcoins, will continue to die.

[nelson4lov]

Real Utility and a portion of the protocol revenue should go to people that makes the revenue come together — the users. I'm not saying projects should give dividends to their users but imo, some of those revenues can be used to buyback and burn some of the tokens. Supply overhangs and sell pressure from locked team tokens that would eventually be unlocked. I think this might be the best pathway for future launches. Real Utility + Buybacks. Even big tech firms do buy backs every now and then.

[Ahli38]

What do you think?

Which altcoins from older cycles still have a future, and which ones are already dead?

Most altcoins are struggling to recover. And even some altcoins that were rumored to have surged during the previous cycle haven’t performed particularly well. Ethereum itself is also struggling to recover to its all-time high. It briefly set a new all-time high about nine months ago. But has since seen its price drop to roughly half that level. BNB is in the same boat as ETH or even like Solana. TRON as one of the older altcoins perhaps be an exception given that its performance seems to remain near its peak price. And this year Tron’s price has remained stable above $0.3. I personally do not recommend any altcoins here as investment advice. But I just want to share the facts as they are. All decisions are in your hands along with the risks involved because no one can guarantee your profits when investing in altcoins.

[coin-investor]

Personally, I think only a small percentage of altcoins will still be relevant by 2030.

The market is already oversaturated, and investors cannot keep up with new coins coming up. Most of the coins now are memes that work like a Ponzi Scheme and HYIP, even the once established coins are going to oblivion, one of these is Wave, once a very popular token, the landscape will be different 4 or 5 years from now because investors and the technology is fast changing.

[Akbarkoe]

If I see this, this is a phenomenon of market formation in the crypto market, where every narrative, every technology that is built for needs from time to time alternates with better products and so does the altcoin project, we always see new solutions and hopes in this market with the narrative of the development of the times which can be said to be a better future, in this industry it is much faster to update because it constantly wants to give the best, so don't be surprised that altcoins that do not have long-term projects and cannot adapt to the times will be displaced by new alternatives.
 
Thus altcoins are more cruel, if they do not survive and provide new innovations they will die.

[henmark]

Many have failed, and a large number are still failing. Everyone thinks that only a few altcoins will be able to surpass their all-time highs in the next cycle. Because many are hollow, lack communities, don't even have proper projects, and why would people invest in such products again when they're at their worst? They won't do it, and a lot of projects, especially altcoins, will continue to die.

I think what you mean there are already the shitcoins or the meme coins but most or the old altcoins are only sleeping I believe. It is not the first time though that they are acting like this. And as you can see, they are still there. They have a utility and that is making them alive. So for sure they have a community too where the devs and their supporters talks about the coin there.

Even the meme coins do also have a community. Can you imagine that? Though I know, sometimes our minds are only playing tricks on us, like if we feel that the situation is bearish, we also feel the same. We forgot about the supposed to be positive stuff around us or they simply turn into negative too. That is the power of the mind. It is so powerful and manipulative.

If you remain to be open-mined or positive, you will think the worst days are actually their best days or the best opportunity for buying because it means their value is at cheap. So you can bag for more and expect more profit once they bounce back later on. Altcoins are the good coins though or the good old coins. If there are that dies from time to time, they are, none other than: the 'Scummy' coins. You know, coins like meme coins and shit coins.

[PrivacyG]

As long as there will continue to be hype for new ideas there will also be Altcoins, even by 2030.  Most of the Altcoins of today WILL die by then, I am very sure about this.  But others will appear and people will continue to have a hope that they are 'the chosen' ones to become millionaires out of Shit Coins.  Because no matter how you take it.  Almost 100 percent of Cryptocurrencies are Shit Coins promising not to be ones.

[Odusko]

Is a simple logic that investors should understand properly because any coin regardless of the level of hypes around it without a utility backup, it impossible for them to have a sustained market since their will lack the basic foundation to which their market can be driven, unlike coins that have utility support no matter how dip their fall I price, they have the ability and needed support to raise up against any forcible pull back of market.

[Silikiem]

Altcoins have never had the sort of adoption needed to make it a reality or profitable coins for the future just like bitcoin. That’s not to say that there have not been some level of adoption by investors in regards to altcoins but at the end they failed investors who invested in them constantly. So the people are a bit scared to invest and hold altcoins now for long and they only tend to get them when it is in its early stage because they are mostly pumping in that stage, and after a while they sell it off before dumps and after that they never go back to the same coin but rather go for another emerging new coin leaving out the previous ones completely and they remain dormant forever.

[batang_bitcoin]

unlike coins that have utility support no matter how dip their fall I price, they have the ability and needed support to raise up against any forcible pull back of market.

Even with utility, there are some of these coins that have never recovered. That's why it also differs even if there are those coins that truly has the use case but if there's lack of support to keep the volume up, it won't make sense. The fall of its price is just a significant reaction that if it will drop so much, the price will continue to be low and there won't be investors trust in it anymore. Too many of those projects I've seen with so very good use case but never recover because of what the market trend changes and the support that should be on them, went to the others.

[sergiorus]

unlike coins that have utility support no matter how dip their fall I price, they have the ability and needed support to raise up against any forcible pull back of market.

Even with utility, there are some of these coins that have never recovered. That's why it also differs even if there are those coins that truly has the use case but if there's lack of support to keep the volume up, it won't make sense. The fall of its price is just a significant reaction that if it will drop so much, the price will continue to be low and there won't be investors trust in it anymore. Too many of those projects I've seen with so very good use case but never recover because of what the market trend changes and the support that should be on them, went to the others.

100% correct.
There are coins, for example CAKE (Pancakeswap) that not only have utility, but also have been deflationary for a couple of years, with buybacks and burns happening every single week yet the price is still down more than 95% from the ATH.

For altcoins it's all just hype, narratives and cults. Everything else is barely relevant.

[Marykeller]

In a market where there are millions of coins competing for investors not up to that number, many of the coins will die off within a short time, due to the lack of investors who don't continue with their support of the coins growth, and the choices of investors have moved to the most talked about coins for short-term gains.

What was explained above, is how it has been for a long time because a coin can't continue to stay strong in the market, when new coins are launched in the market almost every day, and investors are on the lookout for ones that will give them a short term profits. To many investors, altcoins are for short term profits for them not long term hodling of a coin they know it can dumped in the market by their owners

[Abu-Naim]

Personally, I think only a small percentage of altcoins will still be relevant by 2030.

What do you think?

Which altcoins from older cycles still have a future, and which ones are already dead?

The crypto market especially the altcoin market has gone beyond our expectations, some of these altcoins can never get back to their all time high again because some of their investors have already lost interest in the project due to how the market condition turn the projects, and most investors cannot trust any of such projects again because they will believe that the projects are not strong enough to withstand the market pressure which is the main reason they are joy recovering while other projects are recovering as the price of Bitcoin is going back to its all time high.

Only recognized and old altcoins that has already established a great community and have good investors that are solid behind the projects will survive and maybe grow again because some of these big projects are still going up regardless of the market condition.
Now it’s left for the investors to chose between financial freedom and less riskier investment which is Bitcoin or altcoin that is risky and they can lose their money at anytime.

[batang_bitcoin]

unlike coins that have utility support no matter how dip their fall I price, they have the ability and needed support to raise up against any forcible pull back of market.

Even with utility, there are some of these coins that have never recovered. That's why it also differs even if there are those coins that truly has the use case but if there's lack of support to keep the volume up, it won't make sense. The fall of its price is just a significant reaction that if it will drop so much, the price will continue to be low and there won't be investors trust in it anymore. Too many of those projects I've seen with so very good use case but never recover because of what the market trend changes and the support that should be on them, went to the others.

100% correct.
There are coins, for example CAKE (Pancakeswap) that not only have utility, but also have been deflationary for a couple of years, with buybacks and burns happening every single week yet the price is still down more than 95% from the ATH.

There's so many of them but it's still not enough to say that they've got a use case to be exempted with being forgotten and dropping so much in its value and market capitalization.

For altcoins it's all just hype, narratives and cults. Everything else is barely relevant.

They'll make a new hype whenever we're approaching to the bull run. This time, we don't see them that much but we'll see so many narratives coming when we're at least 1-2 years near to the next bull cycle.