Yes I see in charts alts ATH's looked similar to BTC ATH back in 2017 however alts charts now dont look like bitcoin charts now as the alts and btc looks like they have been decoupled. But alts LINK and XTZ charts look totally different and is looking similar to btc price action. Why is that?
When you say alts like ADA & IOTA are still being developed, these coins have been on the market for past few years. How long does it take for a coin to fully develop or is it the matter of coincidence of mentioning & saving achievements or developments for the next timed bull run to attract new investors? Or is it that any coin blockchain tech requires lifetime updates like most existing tech so if that is the case then does achievements or announced developments becomes relevant? For example millions of Iphone users worldwide may get a prompt on screen for firmware update that doesnt surprise them as updates especially in technology doesnt surprise anyone anymore as its expected for tech to get outdated very quickly you know what I mean.
Back in 2016 btc halving there was no economic gloom like today plus new fomo investors entered the cypto market in 2017.
The circumstances now in 2020 compared to 2016/17 have totally changed so Im thinking who will be the new investors be with cash capital for the 2020/21 bull run and will alts beat their previous ATH's?
Because they are attracting money to pour on them, other alts don't or attract less. Why they attract? --> I already mentioned many times in above replies.
Again, no one knows how long does it take to fully develop a coin. The whole cryptocurrency market is living on belief. Developments and achievements are things that maintain that belief. Investors may or may not be interested in those but without them, they think the project is dead and dump their coins.
New investors can be a American jobless guy who doesn't know what to do with his stimulus check, a stock investor who has withdrawn his money from bood-bathed NYSE, an Elon Musk who is getting bored with his Tesla stock climbing too high...etc. It's a macro problem and you are expecting too high from this young, volatile market.
Okay so the difference is advertising attraction attracting new money via new reddit posts and new online regular news articles on popular crypto sites right? All the alts I have already have reddit boards but advertising im not sure. I know advertising costs a lot of money but then again the only criteria is to judge a good altcoin from a shitcoin is regular advertising on crypto sites?
Bitcoin is supposed to be a decentralised coin where nobody owns the logo, blockchain, brand or rights to it so it cannot be advertised. Can news articles be classed as advertising? How do we know that a coin developer is not paying off a crypto news platform to promote its coin?