A comparison of the current top 20 alt prices from when BTC broke (and held) 40k on February 6, 2021 vs now.

BTC breaking price barriers at large round numbers induces some media hype and FOMO buyers, so I thought I would check out how alt coin prices that are currently in the top 20 have changed since the last time BTC broke and held 40k.

ETH then: $1614, now $2275. ⬆️41%.
BNB then: $68, now $312. ⬆️359%.
ADA then: $0.66, now $1.28. ⬆️94%.
XRP then: $0.41, now $0.71. ⬆️73%.
DOGE then: $0.08, now $0.20 ⬆️150%.
DOT then: $20, now $14.5 ????28%.
UNI then: $19.7, now 18.8 ????5%.
BCH then: $445, now $505⬆️13%.
LTC then: $151, now $137????10%.
LINK then: $24.7, now 19.1????23%.
SOL then $6.7, now $28.2⬆️321%.
MATIC then: $0.07, now $1.02⬆️1357%.
XLM then: $0.38, now $0.27????41%.
ETC then: $8.3, now $48.9⬆️489%.
THETA then: $2.3, now. $5.8⬆️=152%.

Obviously this is a bit biased since it is current top 20 and doesn't include the top 20 of Feb 6, which would have had: AAVE(#14-->#28), BSV(#17-->#42), EOS(#18--> #29), ATOM(#19-->#40), and XEM (#20-->#60).

I will leave the analysis of this up to y'all, but hopefully this gives some interesting perspective of how alts do during a dip/crash, especially for anyone who might be just starting to build their portfolio.

Good luck out there!