In the previous bull market, the “shanzhai” coins never even managed to mark a clear, unified top—some in March 2024, and then another batch in November. It’s long since stopped being a synchronized market.
This round will only move faster. Institutional money moves through compliant channels: first into BTC, then selecting targets that have ETFs, buybacks, and real revenue. Old “shanzhai” coins? No new entry points, no new narrative—so don’t expect an automatic follow-through rally.
Some say the U.S. is about to trigger a financial crisis, so the crypto market can stand aside? Don’t be naive. In the early stage of a crisis, liquidity gets squeezed out—BTC can’t even hold up, and “shanzhai” coins get drained directly. If things truly reverse, it would require the Fed to restart liquidity injection—that’s a later story.
The conclusion is straightforward: it’s a low-probability event for old “shanzhai” coins to rally back to their previous highs. Not impossible, but so unlikely that it’s not worth risking your “belief” on.
In terms of execution, one sentence: pull back on assets that do have entry points; for old coins that don’t, sell on bounces. Don’t wait to break even. Setting sell orders at your break-even price is worse than using a moving take-profit.
In this bull market, fast in and fast out is the answer. $BTC $BNB $ETH #Clarity法案9月15日程序性投票 #美国2年期国债收益率升至4.61%
This round will only move faster. Institutional money moves through compliant channels: first into BTC, then selecting targets that have ETFs, buybacks, and real revenue. Old “shanzhai” coins? No new entry points, no new narrative—so don’t expect an automatic follow-through rally.
Some say the U.S. is about to trigger a financial crisis, so the crypto market can stand aside? Don’t be naive. In the early stage of a crisis, liquidity gets squeezed out—BTC can’t even hold up, and “shanzhai” coins get drained directly. If things truly reverse, it would require the Fed to restart liquidity injection—that’s a later story.
The conclusion is straightforward: it’s a low-probability event for old “shanzhai” coins to rally back to their previous highs. Not impossible, but so unlikely that it’s not worth risking your “belief” on.
In terms of execution, one sentence: pull back on assets that do have entry points; for old coins that don’t, sell on bounces. Don’t wait to break even. Setting sell orders at your break-even price is worse than using a moving take-profit.
In this bull market, fast in and fast out is the answer. $BTC $BNB $ETH #Clarity法案9月15日程序性投票 #美国2年期国债收益率升至4.61%