Important Bitcoin levels… A slip of the tongue: the current entry points are for short-term traders: 67000 - 69000, while the long-term ones I’ve already labeled correctly.
Funds can make mistakes too. And this is yet another confirmation.
📉 FG Nexus has fully exited its Ethereum position, selling the last 9 481 $ETH ($14.9M).
In total, the company sold 51 156 ETH, recording a loss of about $86.6M.
Most interestingly, just a few months ago the fund was actively accumulating ETH, and many saw this as a strong bullish signal.
That’s why I always say one simple thing👇
Don’t blindly copy the actions of funds, whales, or popular analysts. They’re wrong too—they change strategy, realize losses, and very often don’t really know where the market will go tomorrow.
The one who makes money in the market isn’t the person who repeats what others do, but the one who has their own system, risk management, and an understanding of why they open a given position.
💭 Use other people’s trades as information for analysis, not as a guide for action. This is exactly what, in the long run, separates a trader from the crowd.
📉 Is the alt season being postponed? The numbers speak for themselves
On the chart — one of the most concerning on-chain indicators in recent years.
📊 The cumulative difference between altcoin buys and sells (excluding BTC and ETH) has hit a new all-time low. This means that for a long time, selling has dominated the market, and demand for most altcoins has practically disappeared.
That’s why many people are still stuck in drawdowns, waiting for an “alt season” that just won’t start.
But it’s important to understand one thing👇
Periods of maximum pessimism often become the starting point for strong moves. While the crowd loses patience and capitulates, large capital is gradually starting to look at the best assets.
The main question now isn’t whether a recovery will happen, but which projects will be able to survive this phase and show strength first.
⚠️ Don’t forget: not every altcoin will make it through this cycle. Right now, it’s especially important to bet on quality, not quantity.