Bull market funds flow from large-cap coins to small-cap coins, like sand, slowly. First, the mainstream varieties are pumped, and then the money starts looking for assets that haven’t risen yet. Those mid-cap names, which haven’t moved much, will then catch up. Following this rhythm is safer than chasing assets that have already run wild. Even if you get trapped in the short term, as long as the direction hasn’t changed, most people can get out. $ZEC
Don’t touch the ones that have already been pumped high while chasing the laggards’ “follow-up” gains. Instead, target coins that haven’t moved much. When it reaches its target, rotate out and move on to the next one. The key is not to go too obscure, and liquidity has to be sufficient. Whether it’s fund rotation or chasing the follow-up rally, what matters is the timing rhythm—not the price level. Both playstyles depend on patience rather than rushing. Hold on when you should, and leave when you should. #USJulyCPI&PPIDueThisWeek $ETH