Let me say a controversial take: when $BTC hit 69000 today, these small coins that dropped 50%-70% weren’t mistakenly sold off—they deserve it.

PHB dropped nearly 70% in a single shot. This isn’t a correction; it’s a wipeout-style dump. I saw someone in the group ask, "Can you buy the dip?" Honestly, I want to hold these people’s wallets shut.
Trading volume was only 1.5 million USD. With this kind of depth, who’s supposed to take the bag? NFP is even more extreme—3.8M in volume slammed out a -66% drop. Clearly, the project team or early holders are bailing.

Some will say BTC has a liquidity-drain effect, and money is rotating into mainstream assets. Sure, but this time is different—$BTC ’s own rise is only about 7%. Why should these smaller coins follow it into zero?
The only explanation is that the previously pumped bubble was too huge, and now the market is slightly more sober. The market maker seized the chance to run.

My take: don’t try to buy the dip—at least not right now. These drops look tempting, but no one knows where the true bottom is. You think you’ve bought at floor price, but underneath there may be eighteen more levels of basements. Wait for low-volume consolidation before deciding. Anything that pumps and then fails to stabilize after the selling volume is spent is just a con.

BTC is about to break toward 70000. Whether this move can break through is the key. The fate of these small coins doesn’t depend on themselves.

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⚠️ Personal opinion only; not investment advice.