Recently the copycats have started to get a bit lively.
$BTC made a push of 80,000, then started to catch their breath; ETH also followed with a show of strength. What’s really interesting now is that the copycats are starting to run ahead—but not all of the dogs run together.
I scanned a few key spots for some mainstream copycat coins:
SOL: Hold at 98, watch 102–105
XRP: Hold at 1.45, watch 1.50–1.55
DOGE: Hold at 0.088, watch 0.095–0.10
LINK: Hold at 11.4, watch 12
SUI: Hold at 0.90, watch 1.00
HYPE: Hold at 78, watch 82–84
AAVE: Hold at 110, watch 125
UNI: Hold at 3.20, watch 3.60
AVAX: Hold at 7.5, watch 8–8.5
ADA: Hold at 0.22, watch 0.24
TON: Hold at 1.25, watch 1.35–1.40
NEAR: Hold at 1.25, watch 1.40
PEPE: First see if it can reclaim prior resistance.
Right now, I actually won’t focus too much on “who is up the most.”
The ones that are up the most are often already starting to get you to be the bag holder.
What I want to find are the ones that:
Went up → pulled back → didn’t break support → then expanded volume again.
This kind of structure isn’t as exciting, but at least you’re not chasing a big bullish candle with your eyes closed.
Also, BTC Dominance is still around 57.8%. Even though funds have started to spread into copycats, we’re still not at the point of a full-blown, everyone-chasing copycat frenzy.
So my current thinking is:
BTC for direction, ETH for fund rotation, and copycats for who can break through pressure levels first.
If BTC continues to hold steady around 80,000 and ETH stays strong, then the next thing truly worth watching is whether these mainstream copycat coins can eat through the resistance levels one after another.
As for the coins that have already gone absolutely crazy…
Let it catch its breath first.
I don’t want to take part every time in the game of “who’s the last one left holding the bag.”
$BTC made a push of 80,000, then started to catch their breath; ETH also followed with a show of strength. What’s really interesting now is that the copycats are starting to run ahead—but not all of the dogs run together.
I scanned a few key spots for some mainstream copycat coins:
SOL: Hold at 98, watch 102–105
XRP: Hold at 1.45, watch 1.50–1.55
DOGE: Hold at 0.088, watch 0.095–0.10
LINK: Hold at 11.4, watch 12
SUI: Hold at 0.90, watch 1.00
HYPE: Hold at 78, watch 82–84
AAVE: Hold at 110, watch 125
UNI: Hold at 3.20, watch 3.60
AVAX: Hold at 7.5, watch 8–8.5
ADA: Hold at 0.22, watch 0.24
TON: Hold at 1.25, watch 1.35–1.40
NEAR: Hold at 1.25, watch 1.40
PEPE: First see if it can reclaim prior resistance.
Right now, I actually won’t focus too much on “who is up the most.”
The ones that are up the most are often already starting to get you to be the bag holder.
What I want to find are the ones that:
Went up → pulled back → didn’t break support → then expanded volume again.
This kind of structure isn’t as exciting, but at least you’re not chasing a big bullish candle with your eyes closed.
Also, BTC Dominance is still around 57.8%. Even though funds have started to spread into copycats, we’re still not at the point of a full-blown, everyone-chasing copycat frenzy.
So my current thinking is:
BTC for direction, ETH for fund rotation, and copycats for who can break through pressure levels first.
If BTC continues to hold steady around 80,000 and ETH stays strong, then the next thing truly worth watching is whether these mainstream copycat coins can eat through the resistance levels one after another.
As for the coins that have already gone absolutely crazy…
Let it catch its breath first.
I don’t want to take part every time in the game of “who’s the last one left holding the bag.”