Recently, a fascinating phenomenon has been observed—the dominance of Bitcoin is declining, which usually indicates an improvement in market risk appetite. In early January, multiple models captured a shift from defensive thinking to opportunity-driven strategies; in other words, money is starting to look for new destinations.
What’s particularly worth noting in this cycle is the correlation between mainstream coins and selected altcoins. Their performance is beginning to resonate in sync, with momentum effects, relative strength comparisons, and market participation all happening simultaneously—such situations are rare. For traders, this is a signal; they need to be alert.
However, it’s important to emphasize that this is not a big bull run where everything rises. In such an environment, passive holding often leads to losses. Position management becomes the moat, and how well risk control is implemented essentially determines how much profit can be made in the end.
Many people are still waiting for news to give a direction, but true traders are already analyzing the market structure itself—looking at signals, resonance, and participation. These are the factors that will determine the next move.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 8h ago
Dominance retreating and starting to stir, come on, most people are still just gambling.
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The idea of synchronized resonance has been heard too many times; in the end, it's just a pretext for cutting leeks.
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Position management as a moat? Haha, no matter how nice it sounds, it can't change the fact that the market speaks.
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I believe in losing out from passive holding, but active trading isn't necessarily profitable. Who dares to say they truly understand the market structure?
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Waiting for news vs. researching structure, sounds like showing off, but in reality, it's all gambling.
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Momentum, strength, participation—here comes another set of technical tricks to impress.
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Real traders went bankrupt long ago; only survivors are just survivor bias.
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The linkage between mainstream coins and altcoins is just capital rotation; nothing special.
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Signals are visible to everyone; the problem is that everyone chickens out when it comes to execution.
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No matter how well a moat is built, a black swan event can wipe everything out.
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BlockchainFries
· 17h ago
Hey, the decline in BTC dominance has been noticed for a while. It's a bit late to bring it up now.
Position management is truly the key; many people have fallen here.
Are mainstream coins and altcoins moving in sync? You need to see clearly whether it's true correlation or just a side effect—don't get caught off guard and not know what happened.
People waiting for news should wake up; market structure is the real trump card.
Passive holding is indeed risky; you can't just lie flat and make money in this cycle.
That's right, risk control is the moat; many accounts have exploded simply because they didn't manage their positions well.
When resonance occurs, take it seriously; opportunities like this are indeed rare.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 01-04 14:36
Bitcoin dominance drops, and a bunch of people start to act up—it's really interesting. However, I don't buy into the story of "improved risk appetite." Having experienced so many pump-and-dump schemes, I find these analyses a bit funny. Position management is indeed important, no doubt, but what's even more important is not to be blinded by FOMO.
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Mainstream coins and altcoins' correlation? I think it's more often a trap. Being a passive holder can easily lead to losses, but active trading doesn't necessarily guarantee survival.
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People waiting for news to give direction? They've long run out of money.
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Basically, without good risk control awareness, no matter how many signals you see, you'll still lose money.
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There's some room for operation in this wave, but who really dares to go all-in? It's just that those fiat funds are about to be cut again.
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The moat is probably just stop-loss; everything else is nonsense.
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Resonating at the same frequency? Sounds like they're just making up stories for the market. I want to see how long this wave can last.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-03 06:56
Mainstream coins are leading the altcoins in a dance. This wave really depends on position management; holding positions passively is purely earning money.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 01-03 06:55
Damn, it's the same old routine of mainstream coins leading the shanzhai coins, cutting me every time
A truly rhythmic trade has already been repositioned, yet I stubbornly hold onto the trash coins from three months ago
Position management sounds simple, but executing it is really a nightmare
Wait, is this collaboration really genuine or just another trick to harvest the retail investors again
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-03 06:39
The crypto world is like this: once the dominant position drops, everyone starts to scramble for copycats. As soon as the profit effect kicks in, no one wants to be steady anymore.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-03 06:37
Bitcoin's dominance is waning. This time, we really need to see if altcoins can step up, or it'll just be another false alarm.
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-03 06:34
actually the correlation matrices here are getting spicy... three simultaneous momentum vectors? statistically significant but let's be real, most retail still doesn't understand what "resonance" even means lol
Recently, a fascinating phenomenon has been observed—the dominance of Bitcoin is declining, which usually indicates an improvement in market risk appetite. In early January, multiple models captured a shift from defensive thinking to opportunity-driven strategies; in other words, money is starting to look for new destinations.
What’s particularly worth noting in this cycle is the correlation between mainstream coins and selected altcoins. Their performance is beginning to resonate in sync, with momentum effects, relative strength comparisons, and market participation all happening simultaneously—such situations are rare. For traders, this is a signal; they need to be alert.
However, it’s important to emphasize that this is not a big bull run where everything rises. In such an environment, passive holding often leads to losses. Position management becomes the moat, and how well risk control is implemented essentially determines how much profit can be made in the end.
Many people are still waiting for news to give a direction, but true traders are already analyzing the market structure itself—looking at signals, resonance, and participation. These are the factors that will determine the next move.