Especially the leading one represented by PEPE, which has formed a very standard "bottom explosion" pattern. This kind of volume surge is often not retail behavior; it usually indicates a substantial shift in the market's risk appetite. When the most speculative funds start to be willing to enter the market, we should indeed pay more attention to the liquidity in the future. Let me share a more interesting detail. SSV is also a familiar project, belonging to the typical LSD (liquidity staking) concept. It had been consolidating at the bottom for a long time with little movement, and many people even thought it was "very sluggish." But today, it suddenly broke out with a strong rally, directly surpassing a key resistance level. This "catch-up" or "rotation" rhythm is quite subtle. It indicates that funds are trying to find undervalued areas rather than blindly chasing high prices. Here's a detail worth pondering. The recent surge of SSV came after sentiment tokens like PEPE. From a technical perspective, it looks like funds are doing high-low slicing to discover undervalued hardcore assets. But from a strategic perspective, there’s also a possibility that someone is trying to create a "style switch" illusion by boosting these "old faces." After all, in the crypto world, there are many true and false messages and actions. Sometimes what seems like an opportunity is just someone drawing lines. So, my only advice for the current market is four words: watch more, move less. Don’t change your holdings easily just because of a day’s rise or fall. Whether it’s Meme frenzy or LSD catch-up, fundamentally it’s about existing funds betting. The real big opportunities often appear when everyone doesn’t understand or dares not buy. Patience is more important than anything else.
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Are altcoins making a move?
Especially the leading one represented by PEPE, which has formed a very standard "bottom explosion" pattern.
This kind of volume surge is often not retail behavior; it usually indicates a substantial shift in the market's risk appetite.
When the most speculative funds start to be willing to enter the market, we should indeed pay more attention to the liquidity in the future.
Let me share a more interesting detail.
SSV is also a familiar project, belonging to the typical LSD (liquidity staking) concept.
It had been consolidating at the bottom for a long time with little movement, and many people even thought it was "very sluggish."
But today, it suddenly broke out with a strong rally, directly surpassing a key resistance level.
This "catch-up" or "rotation" rhythm is quite subtle.
It indicates that funds are trying to find undervalued areas rather than blindly chasing high prices.
Here's a detail worth pondering.
The recent surge of SSV came after sentiment tokens like PEPE.
From a technical perspective, it looks like funds are doing high-low slicing to discover undervalued hardcore assets.
But from a strategic perspective, there’s also a possibility that someone is trying to create a "style switch" illusion by boosting these "old faces."
After all, in the crypto world, there are many true and false messages and actions. Sometimes what seems like an opportunity is just someone drawing lines.
So, my only advice for the current market is four words: watch more, move less.
Don’t change your holdings easily just because of a day’s rise or fall.
Whether it’s Meme frenzy or LSD catch-up, fundamentally it’s about existing funds betting.
The real big opportunities often appear when everyone doesn’t understand or dares not buy.
Patience is more important than anything else.