Don't get tangled up in whether your altcoins can rise 10 times, because most altcoins cannot rise that much.

Many people now see that altcoins have risen, and they often talk about making 10 times or 20 times profits, saying how the last bull market was and how they missed out or didn't hold on for various reasons. They wonder what would have happened if they had held on. They ask me to recommend a 10x coin, assuring me that they would definitely hold on. I really just laugh. They also try to apply the experiences from the last round to this round, thinking that they won't incur losses. I know there are people who will bring up the recent tenfold rise of the altcoin Hippo Moodeng to make a point, saying, "Look, Hippo just rose 10 times." What I want to say is that in an industry, there are periods of dividends followed by periods of saturation, and these are unavoidable.
In contrast, we can clearly see every round of bull and bear markets for BTC. In the bull market of 2017, the peak was 19k, and after falling to 3k in the bear market, the bull market began in 2020, reaching a climax of 69k in 2021. It rose more than 20 times from the bear market bottom of 3k and about 3.6 times from the previous high of 19k. Looking at this round, if 15k is considered the bear market low, the current bull market peak is generally viewed to be between 150k-200k, which is more than 10 times from the bear market bottom, and more than 3 times from the previous high of 69k. So what about the next round? The specific price increase is unknown, but it is highly likely that the increase will be lower than this round.
The same principle applies to altcoins. In the bull market of 2017, hundred-fold coins were everywhere, and ten-fold coins were as numerous as cows. In the bull market of 2021, hundred-fold coins were relatively rare, while ten-fold coins were more common. Therefore, in this round of the bull market, it is reasonable for excellent altcoins to rise ten times, and for garbage altcoins to rise 2-3 times. Don't think that just because you can buy Hippo moodeng, most people wouldn't dare to heavily invest even if they managed to buy it.
In "Das Kapital", there is a term called low-hanging fruit.
It is the literal meaning.
Every market/industry is like an apple tree.
The tree is full of apples, hanging down.
At the beginning, everyone could reach the low-hanging fruit and easily pick one.
Slowly, the fruits below were picked clean by people.
Slowly, the fruits in the middle were picked clean, and only the top of the tree remained.
You need to be able to climb up to reach it, but even fewer can climb trees.
The low-hanging fruit is called the dividend period, and everyone has the chance to reach an apple; only the low-hanging fruit belongs to the opportunity of ordinary people.
The fruits at the top of the tree do not belong to ordinary people, but to the geniuses.
Recognize reality, do not fantasize.