Reminder for those who only look at $BTC : this actual signal of weakening often first appears on the weakest “leg.”
Over these past two days, $SOL has led consecutively in decline; on the 4-hour timeframe, a bearish trend has already formed — the first of the three that lagged.
Experienced traders know: when the market is rising, you watch who is moving forward most actively, and when it’s falling, you watch who becomes bearish first.
I’m not rushing to shout “the peak has been reached.” The daily bullish structure hasn’t truly broken yet, but when the leading coin starts falling behind, that’s a signal to cut risky positions.
Don’t wait for $BTC to weaken on its own—usually that will already be too late.
So are you looking right now at the strongest coin or the weakest one?
Over these past two days, $SOL has led consecutively in decline; on the 4-hour timeframe, a bearish trend has already formed — the first of the three that lagged.
Experienced traders know: when the market is rising, you watch who is moving forward most actively, and when it’s falling, you watch who becomes bearish first.
I’m not rushing to shout “the peak has been reached.” The daily bullish structure hasn’t truly broken yet, but when the leading coin starts falling behind, that’s a signal to cut risky positions.
Don’t wait for $BTC to weaken on its own—usually that will already be too late.
So are you looking right now at the strongest coin or the weakest one?
