If money comes in from China, it would be better for altcoins rather than Bitcoin. Chinese investors have been actively investing in our country, even more so than in Bitcoin. In 2017, there was a bullish market where all altcoins surged. Of course, there were only a few altcoins and their market capitalization was small, but if China opens up the market like that, even the old coins that I often say are not good might have a good market environment to unfold. So, I am looking forward to that. Honestly, a bit from the book mentioned that Ethereum indicates the beginning and end of a bull market. I am curious about when altcoins will rise. For now, I am focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, whether it's about prices or other aspects.

I think I should have about 150 million won. I expect some significant altcoins to rise. Whenever Bitcoin rises significantly in trend, Ethereum soon breaks its all-time high and rises significantly. This time, Bitcoin rose, but Ethereum did not break its all-time high, and except for a few altcoins, most did not rise significantly. Therefore, when Ethereum rises significantly, followed by altcoins, Ethereum will rise much higher than Bitcoin. Then, the altcoin market will soon rise, so I am planning to prepare. Lastly, when Bitcoin hits its peak and drops significantly, if Ethereum and altcoins rise significantly, I will be very cautious. It seems like a sign that appears at the end of a bull market.

One thing is that if you do a lot of that and actually look at the charts, Ethereum hits its peak one month later than Bitcoin. Usually, Ethereum does that, so there is about a one-month gap, which means when Bitcoin is fluctuating or slightly rising or falling, in those cases, it's actually better for Ethereum or altcoins. When Bitcoin really drops significantly and altcoins don't drop as much as expected, if they drop significantly next time, altcoins will plummet. This time, when Bitcoin initially dropped, altcoins didn't drop as much as expected. However, when Bitcoin collapsed again, altcoins plummeted significantly. Because these patterns have always repeated, I believe that if Ethereum rises significantly first through Bitcoin, then altcoins will rise.

I'm watching, and if Bitcoin drops significantly but Ethereum or altcoins continue to rise, then we need to be cautious and consider the buying and selling timing. I plan to take a look at the selling timing. So far, it seems like the patterns in the coin market are always correct. Is there a reason for that? The biggest difference between stocks and Bitcoin is that Bitcoin has something people specifically do, like gold in some cases, and some people call it a currency. So, there is a BTC market. When you go to exchanges like Upbit or Bithumb, there is a BTC market. What is a BTC market? It's where Bitcoin becomes the base currency. If you consider Bitcoin as 1 and then divide it into 100 million parts, like 0.001, it becomes like 1 dollar. This is why when the price of Bitcoin drops, you should think of altcoins as stocks and consider that.

There are people who wonder why altcoins are dropping when Bitcoin is falling. If you think about it simply, it's like a balloon losing air; all the stocks should go up. There is no reason for them to drop. Bitcoin serves as a currency function, so when Bitcoin drops, altcoins drop as well. Another reason is that altcoins are still in a price situation. When do you expect the bull market to come in the future? For now, Bitcoin hasn't risen much. It's really important when Bitcoin breaks its all-time high. While Bitcoin's all-time high is important, when Ethereum breaks its all-time high and starts to trend upwards, it is expected that altcoins will surge massively. Therefore, even though Ethereum is currently under a lot of price pressure, ultimately, Bitcoin will greatly influence.

I am considering that if Ethereum rises, it will rise together. As I mentioned earlier, if it's fast, it will be after mid-July, and if it's a bit late, it will be around the end of this year. How do you view the final approval of Ethereum spot ETF? Well, firstly, our 19b-4 was approved this time, and there are two S1s. Both need approval for trading to commence. Currently, the S1 approval has not yet been granted, but all the companies have already submitted their amendments. There are many speculations in the news that it might happen next week when various options are considered. So, I am thinking that trading may start as early as next week or maybe by July. Are there any expected positive factors? Well, a positive factor would be the inflow of funds once trading begins, but conversely, if there is no inflow, it could turn negative. Therefore, liquidity is also a bit important.

As I expect more to come in and hope for the synergy to come together, ultimately, even so, the fact that BlackRock has applied for an Ethereum ETF, in my personal opinion, means that there is already sufficient demand, so I think it has been put forward. So, what do I think will happen to the price of Ethereum in the second half of this year? Well, if you think about the price of Bitcoin ranging from 150 million to 200-300 million, I personally think it will be around 1500 to 3000. It seems difficult for me to go up to 30 million, and I am looking at around 1500 to 2500. If the Ethereum spot ETF is approved, how do you see the possibility of an altcoin ETF being realized? Well, I am quite negative about it. Lana says everything will become an ETF, but I think it will be difficult this year and I think it will be difficult for Bitcoin.

There is a bill called 21, and first of all, it will be whether Bitcoin will now be considered a security or the criteria for that product. I think that bill needs to be passed first, and personally, I think individual altcoins will become ETFs up to a certain point in the future. However, it might be challenging after that. Instead, my Bitcoin ETF product, there are hardly any individual altcoin ETFs. But usually, when a sector emerges from coins like 2nd battery ETFs, or coin sector ETFs come out, or combining Bitcoin and Ethereum, and having some position in altcoins, I think those kinds of ETFs will come out. So, I believe what's more important now is that there are many market issues with coins either rising or disappearing. Once that is sorted out, I think when really proper coins come out, then ETFs will be released in earnest at that time, looking at the next cycle's rise.

I think there might be momentum there, but I am still a bit skeptical about ETFs like Solana ETF and individual altcoins. If Solana does succeed, I personally think it might not be the end of the bull market, maybe not the last hurrah. Is there a reason why other altcoin ETFs are not being realized? Well, first of all, verification is needed. Will there really be demand, and is there a reason for investors to buy the product when it's created? Those aspects are necessary, so I think that has not been verified yet. Frankly, most coins are not doing that right now. Honestly, there is some skepticism about altcoins. If an ETF is approved, what impact will it have on the price of Bitcoin? Regardless, when a new ETF is introduced, money flows into it, so Bitcoin is influenced by the price.

It may be thought that it will be excluded, but rather than that aspect, anyway, with the birth of a new coin, funds are flowing in more freshly, so I am actually looking positively at Bitcoin. However, even if Bitcoin's ETF comes in, I would like to emphasize once again that I have doubts whether funds can flow in Altcoins' ETF. Therefore, I think the impact of Bitcoin is not significant. It may have a positive effect, but there are many news articles coming out. What kind of content is there? Almost like the current president, Trump, is almost like a Bitcoin president right now, and is implementing a very friendly policy. When I appeared on the previous channel, I mentioned that the president is important, but we should also look at the policies. While watching the debate today, there was a little survey, so the former president, Trump, was a

As Bitcoin rose a bit due to its dominance, it did go back to its place. When you see things like that, psychologically, I think even in terms of the cryptocurrency market, it might be better if Trump, the former president, gets re-elected. What impact will the elections of Biden and Trump have on the cryptocurrency market? Well, I don't think it's a bad thing. If Trump, the former president, gets elected, he is likely to increase interest rates a lot and implement market liquidity policies on a large scale, which could lead to a huge increase, but on the other hand, there could be a significant decrease as well. And President Biden, although people don't like him very much, has traditionally pursued friendly policies. If you think about it, ETFs were approved during President Biden's term, which is not bad at all. However, we shouldn't rush things too much now; let's take it slow. Therefore, instead of a rapid and radical approach, let's go a bit slowly to avoid a sharp increase.

There is a possibility that it may not happen. The reason is that now, there are discussions about symptoms or symptoms of prosperity. Various policies are being unfolded, reducing liquidity, which may prevent Bitcoin from rising significantly. On the contrary, if former President Trump becomes president again, there is an expectation that he will implement policies that boost the overall asset market, as he himself now owns a lot of commercial real estate. Some are saying they hope Trump will become president again, expecting a significant rise. However, it is important to consider not only the significant rise but also whether we will hold on until that significant rise comes, and it may be difficult to withstand a significant drop afterwards. Regardless of whether you have considered this, it is important to note that policy may be even more crucial. It would be good to consider that. Are there any significant changes in US coin policy? Let me mention one thing. Currently, President Biden is a bit like the Fit 21.

They talked about a bill that was originally rejected, classifying goods and securities, but recently, there is a slight shift in support, indicating that they may not completely reject it in that direction. Anyway, both friendly policies are likely to continue. You should think about how much voters are investing. It could be seen as simply for votes, but ultimately, when new industries emerge through Bitcoin and new asset classes appear, it will be good for the United States. The U.S. holds power in military strength and financial control, so as new financial assets like Bitcoin or the new cryptocurrency market emerge, it will be beneficial for the U.S.

If you take the lead, you eventually maintain the dominant position, so it is worth considering the perspective of continuing to preserve this. Have you ever thought about how likely it is that China will open up the cryptocurrency market in the future? China has been very friendly to cryptocurrencies since a long time ago. They started developing CBDCs around 2014 or 2016. They have been very friendly towards cryptocurrencies, and they have done a lot of mining. Unofficially, China was the country with the most Bitcoin holdings. The reason the US and China banned it was that money kept leaking out, so they tried to prevent that through Bitcoin. In the end, they managed to stop it, which is why the US can consider approving ETFs. Therefore, they are now hastily preparing to gradually release the start of coins again, but ultimately, the leadership has all shifted to the US, which is why.

I think the situation where the United States prohibits or does something like that because China is opening up has already passed. With the approval of ETFs, I believe that it is a positive trend not only for Bitcoin but also for the entire Bitcoin market. However, many people say that existing coins, not altcoins, will disappear by 99%. I agree with that perspective. As they disappear, many new coins will emerge with the emergence of technologies needed in daily life by large corporations or new startups, forming a new asset class. Therefore, I believe that in the long run, it is not a bad thing. If China opens up the cryptocurrency market, would it be a great benefit in terms of capital inflow? If Chinese funds come in, it will be more favorable for altcoins than Bitcoin. In the past, there have been times when Chinese investors were actively investing in our country, which is more favorable for altcoins rather than Bitcoin.

In 2017, there was a bullish market where all altcoins were rising at that time. Of course, there were not many altcoins and the market capitalization was small for reasons. I used to say that old coins were not good when China banned the market. Even those coins could have a good market environment. So, I have expectations for that. I am a little optimistic. However, with the current conflict between China and the United States, if they continue to fight, can they really open up now? If they open up wrongly, and if funds flow out through Bitcoin or altcoins, China itself could be at risk. Therefore, I believe that it won't be easy to resolve the conflict and reconcile with the United States without some level of tension, considering various international situations. Is there no possibility of a short-term rise considering all these factors?

I mentioned that we should be cautious about investing in altcoins. It would be great if Chinese funds flowed in and all altcoins rose, but the possibility is very low. Recently, altcoins have been rising, so I am considering that coins that have risen recently could rise again. If China were to open up, would it only be possible in a friendly relationship with the United States? If that happens, or if the conflict ends and we return to a global era, then they might open up. However, at the moment, with the economy increasingly moving towards national protectionism, it seems unlikely in the short term. Is there a reason why Trump's perception of cryptocurrency has become positive? Even in 2017, when Trump was president and Biden had just become president, what did he say at first about cryptocurrencies?

If I were the president, I would have banned Bitcoin. I think that this time, the biggest issue is political. This time, the election should be re-elected, and Trump Coin has come out. With the Min Coin coming out, receiving a lot of support through it, a lot of money and political support are coming in. From my perspective, there is no need to force it like this when a channel where a lot of free support like this comes in has been created. As I mentioned earlier, initially, there were negative aspects affecting the traditional market, but in the long run, it ultimately benefits the United States. So, there is no reason to oppose it, and now, tremendous friendly policies have been implemented, and it is actually being handled quite well. Therefore, I believe that this perspective will continue, with Trump making a lot of money through coins.

They say they made a profit, what do you think? Originally, NF said that now they are making certificates and distributing them, right? If the individual acknowledges the value of one certificate, and the value is recognized, the price will go up. That's why it is known that they received a lot of small political funds and various funds. Also, in reality, the individual owns Trump Coin, so it is speculated that after this election, the price may rise. However, this is not an investment recommendation. It seems that they may benefit slightly from this, so the situation may not change drastically. How will the coin market be after the U.S. election ends? Usually, after the Bitcoin election, Bitcoin breaks its all-time high and rises significantly. But will the pattern follow the same path as in the past?

I should check it out, but as I mentioned before, I am not expecting much if Biden is re-elected. I don't think there will be a sudden crash, but if former President Trump suddenly lowers interest rates if he participates in the election, there is a possibility of a significant rise again. However, if interest rates are lowered and inflation rises significantly, then rather than focusing on the four-year cycle of Bitcoin, in a situation where interest rates need to be raised again due to a crisis or when inflation surges, I believe it would be wise to prepare to liquidate most of the assets at that time. I would like to ask the viewers for a word, Oh, I have learned about life through Bitcoin and have supported many books, and in those books, our stories are shared a lot.

If you look at it, even in the recent bull market, there have been downturns at any time, and you can see that there were many mistakes made back then. Therefore, I think it will be helpful for your investments to consider that. Lastly, many people are struggling because many altcoins have dropped a lot. For those people, I am confident that if they have a little more patience, in the end, it will come back with great results. So, if you take a little time to think about how to prepare for the next bull market while taking a step back now, it would be great.

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