Quote from: Fatunad on March 29, 2021, 07:56:26 PM

Arent these movements considered to be a bull run? The difference here on this current situation is that Bitcoin and only other top alts does really have significant move and the rest are still not making any move.
What are the levels whom you do consider to be a bull run? We are already here and i do rather believe that we are something near on the peak price which its not bad to consider on selling out some stashes at the
moment and making out some buybacks when the market would make out some correction.Dont rush up for this good bull run to finish because as of this moment, lots had been waiting out for such breakout
in 60k price resistance and if it does fail then its nice to see that it do keeps trying to do so.

I do agree with you that altcoins already had a bull run. The problem here is that back in the day when bitcoin stayed the same or went low (or even went high only slightly) altcoins could increase and have a bigger price. So, let's say a coin worths 0.001 bitcoin, it started to worth 0.002 bitcoin, now that's a bull run for altcoins.

However over time people started to calculate even altcoins with fiat and that is the reality right now, we are in a world where bitcoin is doing fine and all other coins are doing fine as well, people have to realize that is the case and move on. Some people still think the old way and hope that altcoins will go up in bitcoin price but that is not what we focus right now, unfortunately those people do not see this, but they still do it anyway. I guess it has to be something a bit more clear for these people to understand it, and only will happen when altcoins do not have a separate bull run.