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1) HBAR
Unfortunately, HBAR had a great idea but didn't succeed in securing market dominance. The other factor to consider here is that HBAR was never created to be a speculative coin, but instead to be used on the native blockchain in software solutions. Similar to XRP, this makes me wonder if the team just used the asset for liquidity to finance business projects.
2) XRP
Ahh, Cripple. Love to hate it. This one needs no introduction. Foul play and forever unable to reclaim it's status as a trust-worthy asset.
3) LTC
I've been bullish on Litecoin for a long time... perhaps too long. Made some profits on it, but I'm afraid the higher TP points aren't looking reachable any time soon. Similar to CRV, it's healthy to know when to jump a sinking ship. Both have evolved way past their original form and there is just no use case that could justify new ATH prices.
4) ADA
I've said it before, and I'll say it again - I don't have faith in altcoins (NOT TALKING ABOUT MEME COINS) that lose more than 85% of their ATH. I'm more specifically referring to the titans/giants. Rugs these days could do -99% in a day - that's not what I'm looking at here. These were projects that boasted loud about their fundamental usecase and set ridiculous targets for itself. (Remember how Chris Larsen said XRP CAN'T be under $1?) Welp, he's not the only one that oversold his coin and took the market for a fool.
5) ALGO
I'm divided on this one. Perhaps if you give it your best shot, you may still change my mind. But the chart looks terrible - nowhere near previous ATH and shows no sign of getting there any time soon, either.
You can really see how these coins got left behind if you compare them with Bitcoin. Overlay any of these with the BTC chart, and you get something similar to this:
Again, you could swing trade these - but bag holding and hoping for better days are counterintuitive to the fast-moving pace of cryptotrading.
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