When the divergence is greatest is often when the chips are cheapest. Recently, I’ve observed a phenomenon: the market is recovering, but the money hasn’t returned to everyone — the gap between strength and weakness within sectors has widened dramatically.

The high-level consolidation of $BTC has kept risk appetite locked down, but that may actually be building momentum for the next phase of divergence. What’s truly worth watching is not whether prices have risen, but where the center of trading volume is shifting. The despair of altcoins is often not the end, but a sign of shakeouts; however, for funds to start rotating, there needs to be a direction that can continuously tell an incremental growth story, rather than relying on sentiment recovery to spin a tale.

Don’t rush to turn broadly bullish. First, clarify the position structure left over from the last round. While most people are still debating bull or bear, what has already begun to separate is positioning and sector allocation. The window won’t stay open forever; by the time the trend is fully confirmed, the risk-reward won’t be nearly as favorable. Ask yourself: what you’re holding now, in the next stage, is it momentum or a burden? #Crypto

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