When it comes to the sluggish altcoin market, many people may blame Bitcoin for it. After all, Bitcoin currently holds a market share of 61.52%, which seems to leave many alts without a suitable "debut opportunity." However, looking at the global economic uncertainty and the turbulence in the financial markets, Bitcoin's performance can also be described as a phenomenon of "the strong getting stronger," as most funds tend to prefer the relatively stable Bitcoin as a safe haven.

However, the "slump" of alts is not without its merits. While Bitcoin has become the market leader, the altcoin market is quietly nurturing new breakthroughs. After all, the altcoin market is not solely dominated by Bitcoin; with the continuous advancement of blockchain technology and the increasing diversity of applications, some alts that possess specific use cases may experience explosive growth. Just think, Ethereum's breakthrough in the field of smart contracts several years ago started from a small innovation, gradually changing the market landscape.

Therefore, although the performance of altcoins is currently poor, under the leadership of Bitcoin, the altcoin market is very likely to find new opportunities in certain segments. All of this may require the accumulation of time and the test of the market. #比特币市占率久居高位