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Virtual and AI16Z, who will have the last laugh in the AI wave?

The entire month of December 2024 was undoubtedly the main theme of the market adjustment. Although Bitcoin's maximum decline from its high was only 15%, many <Altcoins> have been halved, and even the entire bull market rally of some <Altcoins> has been completely wiped out. According to CoinMarketCap data, the median of the top 100 cryptocurrencies' maximum decline in this adjustment was 44%. Such a severe decline has only occurred in the crashes of 5.19 and 3.12 in the past five years. Therefore, this adjustment has also dealt a heavy blow to the <Altcoin> market. So, will the <Altcoin> market still have a chance?

Is there still a chance for Altcoin after their decline?

Since the end of November, the price trend of Bitcoin has evolved into the so-called "Head and Shoulders" (H&S) formation, which suggests that the market may shift from a bull market to a bear market.
The failure to successfully break through the $100,000 mark for the first time in November marked the formation of the left shoulder. Subsequently, the head stage appeared, with Bitcoin rapidly falling from its historic high of over $108,000 in the second half of December to $92,000. At the same time, the current 5% decline driven by economic data has caused the price to fall to near ...