On the last trading day of the third quarter, BTC smoothly bagged its strongest quarterly revenue in nine years.
Tomorrow morning is the Q3 close. The data CoinTelegraph released on the 28th is very straightforward: this quarter’s performance for Bitcoin is the most intense quarter in the past nine years. You don’t need to chase the numbers—quarterly candlesticks will speak for themselves.
I said this earlier as well: Q3’s momentum came from institutional capital steadily flowing in, not from retail investors piling onto buy orders. The ETF money keeps coming in wave after wave, pushing the price to a level sturdy enough to hold. What really matters is the final few hours—whether the profit-taking crowd will lock in gains.
Even more interesting is what’s happening alongside it in the mid- and small-cap coins. I checked positions again: SUI is trading at $1.15, and DOT at $1.17. Two coins with completely different temperaments are both quietly sitting in place. Big caps are getting their quarterly reports out, while small caps are lining up, waiting for the flood of liquidity to rise—this is the market’s real picture right now: full on top, drained below.
So during this last half day at quarter-end, I’m not watching how much more BTC can push upward. I’m watching where the realized funds will settle. As long as they spill over into SUI and DOT, that’s when the market truly starts to open up. The ✨🚀 pack of little dogs in Old Ma’s yard is waiting for this same kind of wind.
The answer will be out tomorrow morning. The strongest quarterly close in nine years—will it bring a wave of small-cap spillover? I’ll watch it with everyone. Confidence to wait for a行情 (market opportunity) is always the most valuable thing.
🐶 Come take a look at Old Ma’s little dogs ✨🚀
Tomorrow morning is the Q3 close. The data CoinTelegraph released on the 28th is very straightforward: this quarter’s performance for Bitcoin is the most intense quarter in the past nine years. You don’t need to chase the numbers—quarterly candlesticks will speak for themselves.
I said this earlier as well: Q3’s momentum came from institutional capital steadily flowing in, not from retail investors piling onto buy orders. The ETF money keeps coming in wave after wave, pushing the price to a level sturdy enough to hold. What really matters is the final few hours—whether the profit-taking crowd will lock in gains.
Even more interesting is what’s happening alongside it in the mid- and small-cap coins. I checked positions again: SUI is trading at $1.15, and DOT at $1.17. Two coins with completely different temperaments are both quietly sitting in place. Big caps are getting their quarterly reports out, while small caps are lining up, waiting for the flood of liquidity to rise—this is the market’s real picture right now: full on top, drained below.
So during this last half day at quarter-end, I’m not watching how much more BTC can push upward. I’m watching where the realized funds will settle. As long as they spill over into SUI and DOT, that’s when the market truly starts to open up. The ✨🚀 pack of little dogs in Old Ma’s yard is waiting for this same kind of wind.
The answer will be out tomorrow morning. The strongest quarterly close in nine years—will it bring a wave of small-cap spillover? I’ll watch it with everyone. Confidence to wait for a行情 (market opportunity) is always the most valuable thing.
🐶 Come take a look at Old Ma’s little dogs ✨🚀
