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Altcoin graveyard: most new listings don’t survive a year

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    Saw a Korean thread going around that counted dozens of recently listed altcoins that didn’t even survive a year — dead volume, dead charts. And the punchline in the comments: most alts are performing worse than penny stocks.

    Brutal, but honestly it matches what I’m seeing. The barbell is real: BTC and ETH hold up, a handful of majors survive, and everything else just bleeds out. Are you guys still rotating into alts at all, or sticking to majors until the market proves otherwise?

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