This wave of small altcoin rallies is essentially a technical correction; there's no need to overthink it. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum have yet to follow suit, which conveniently indicates that big funds are still on the sidelines, and a genuine risk appetite shift has not yet occurred.
Market divergence is actually quite normal. Altcoins experience significant declines, and bottom-fishing funds naturally come in to test the waters, but these funds are limited in size and cannot sustain a continuous trend. The key still depends on the attitude of mainstream coins—if big funds remain inactive, it means they are waiting for more definitive signals.
The current situation is like this: small funds are fighting among themselves in altcoins, while big funds are closely watching the mainstream direction. If you want to ride this altcoin rebound, the core principle is simple: buy quickly and sell quickly, and never be greedy. Once the mainstream assets drop sharply, altcoins will definitely suffer even worse losses.
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Rugman_Walking
· 7h ago
Mainstream coins are just waiting for signals, and that's correct. But most people who really throw money into shanzhai projects are just giving it away.
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Quick in and out sounds simple, but in actual operation, how many people can really control their hands? Greed is too strong.
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Large funds are watching, so retail investors should stop messing around. Waiting for ETH to move is the right strategy.
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Normal market differentiation, but don't be fooled by small rebounds. This kind of market is the easiest to get chopped up.
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No doubt about it, this wave of shanzhai projects is just bait. The main players haven't really entered yet.
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The core message is: if mainstream coins don't move, don't think about anything else. Just wait patiently.
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The phrase "mutual slaughter" is used perfectly. Shanzhai projects are like this—whoever is greedy will die.
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0xSoulless
· 7h ago
Large funds remain on the sidelines, indicating nothing has changed. Let's not mess around unnecessarily.
Quick in and out; greedy retail investors are bound to get trapped.
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EthSandwichHero
· 7h ago
Large capital staying still is a signal, what are we waiting for really
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Quick in and out, there's nothing wrong with that, all the greedy ones have died
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Mainstream is still sleeping, how can the clone projects turn around, wake up everyone
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Limited volume can't support the market trend, this wave is just a rhythm of cutting leeks
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Ethereum hasn't moved yet, I don't believe clone projects can break out with an independent trend
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Small funds are fighting each other, it's quite interesting, but also very normal
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Once the mainstream crashes down, clone projects are finished, this logic is very clear
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Technical correction? I think it's just that no one is willing to play the decline
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Large capital is waiting for signals, let's not mess around either, just like this
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 7h ago
Fast in, fast out—that's true, but the reality is that most people are greedy.
The main trend staying still is a signal, just wait.
This wave of rebound in the copycat coins is purely a game of funds; don't take it seriously.
Big funds are watching the show, so let's not join the fun.
Ultimately, it still depends on ETH's mood; if it doesn't move, everything is just talk.
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GasGoblin
· 7h ago
Holding mainstream coins without action is just waiting for a signal, and there's some truth to that. But I think everyone is paying too much attention to ETH and neglecting the fundamentals of some smaller coins. Focusing only on technical analysis can easily lead to pitfalls.
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The idea of quick in and out is too idealistic. Who can really do that in practice? Greed truly is the original sin.
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Small funds fighting each other? Ha, it sounds like big funds hunting retail investors. It's always the same story.
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Wait, just because mainstream coins are not following up quickly, does that mean they are waiting for a signal? Or could it be that no one wants them anymore?
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I've heard the technical correction explanation many times. Every time, it's said to be a correction, correcting all the way back to zero.
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If this wave of copycats really dies even more tragically, it was high time to face reality. What are they still dreaming about?
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 8h ago
Mainstream coins are still sleeping, how can they follow the trend?
Making quick money is possible, but don't think that knockoffs can turn the tide.
This rebound is just the prelude to harvesting the leeks, right?
No movement from big funds indicates the bottom hasn't arrived yet.
Quick in and out is the right strategy; those who greed will die on the beach.
This wave of small altcoin rallies is essentially a technical correction; there's no need to overthink it. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum have yet to follow suit, which conveniently indicates that big funds are still on the sidelines, and a genuine risk appetite shift has not yet occurred.
Market divergence is actually quite normal. Altcoins experience significant declines, and bottom-fishing funds naturally come in to test the waters, but these funds are limited in size and cannot sustain a continuous trend. The key still depends on the attitude of mainstream coins—if big funds remain inactive, it means they are waiting for more definitive signals.
The current situation is like this: small funds are fighting among themselves in altcoins, while big funds are closely watching the mainstream direction. If you want to ride this altcoin rebound, the core principle is simple: buy quickly and sell quickly, and never be greedy. Once the mainstream assets drop sharply, altcoins will definitely suffer even worse losses.