The corporate vault has begun to shrink unilaterally toward $BTC . What’s being squeezed isn’t only the so-called “imposters”; first to be bled are the “secondary core positions within the big money”—$ETH and $SOL are both on this chain. Remixpoint has swapped ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE entirely into BTC. This isn’t about news hype; it’s because the balance sheet is starting to single out, separately, the tier that has the deepest liquidity and the hardest consensus.

This aligns with what’s happening in the market right now. For $BTC spot: 77421; 24-hour high/low 77792/76264. The futures/spot trade ratio is 10.8x, and the funding rate is only +0.0040%—the longs haven’t been squeezed. By contrast, for $ETH spot: 2393; futures/spot trade ratio 12.8x; funding rate +0.0086%. Leverage is heavier, and the enterprise side is further reducing allocation—so the pressure is being carried right there.

My orders are straightforward: sell short near $ETH 2415, stop loss at 2448, target 2340. I won’t chase $BTC ; if it returns to 76800, I’ll open a 5% long trade. The controversy is here: many people treat “companies buying coins” as industry-positive news, but I don’t. Buying $BTC is not the same as buying all of crypto. $BTC $ETH $SOL #Bitcoin #Ethereum

I might also be wrong—I’m making my own judgment.