Crypto | Bottom Watching | October 3
A drop of 80% and it still goes sideways for 70 days—what are these three coins really trying to hold back?
Today the whole market is green again but still red—BTC is struggling at 84,000, and ETH has directly fallen below 2,700. Risk-off sentiment is heavy across the board. Instead, I’ve started paying attention to some “dead fish sideways after a crash” coins—this pattern often means big money is quietly accumulating.
Top 3 in the bottom hunter list worth watching:
RECALL — current price 0.0662, down 75.8% from the high, consolidating sideways for exactly 70 days. The float has been shaken out for the most part; the remaining people’s cost basis is sitting right in this range.
TRUTH — current price 0.0168, down 81.1%, sideways for 65 days. The name is rather plain, but the structure speaks.
ALLO — current price 0.0861, down 87.2%, almost at zero, sideways for 70 days. The “seems like zero but stubbornly holds on” pattern is the one most worth keeping an eye on.
The logic is one sentence: crash → despair → long sideways consolidation → shake out the float → wait for the ignition. I’ve already suffered from this kind of structure myself—move too early and you can’t hold out; move too late and you won’t catch the first big bullish candle.
What signals should you wait for before acting?
1. A sudden volume breakout above the top of the sideways range
2. The first big bullish candle with volume increasing by 3x or more
3. Watch out for “good news already priced in”—the ETF launch turning into a 6% drop trap is one I’ve seen too many times
Bottoms don’t mean an immediate rebound; it just means they’re worth monitoring—not a call for trading. Do you think this “dead fish sideways” is real spring-loading or just going to zero? Let’s chat in the comments~
A drop of 80% and it still goes sideways for 70 days—what are these three coins really trying to hold back?
Today the whole market is green again but still red—BTC is struggling at 84,000, and ETH has directly fallen below 2,700. Risk-off sentiment is heavy across the board. Instead, I’ve started paying attention to some “dead fish sideways after a crash” coins—this pattern often means big money is quietly accumulating.
Top 3 in the bottom hunter list worth watching:
RECALL — current price 0.0662, down 75.8% from the high, consolidating sideways for exactly 70 days. The float has been shaken out for the most part; the remaining people’s cost basis is sitting right in this range.
TRUTH — current price 0.0168, down 81.1%, sideways for 65 days. The name is rather plain, but the structure speaks.
ALLO — current price 0.0861, down 87.2%, almost at zero, sideways for 70 days. The “seems like zero but stubbornly holds on” pattern is the one most worth keeping an eye on.
The logic is one sentence: crash → despair → long sideways consolidation → shake out the float → wait for the ignition. I’ve already suffered from this kind of structure myself—move too early and you can’t hold out; move too late and you won’t catch the first big bullish candle.
What signals should you wait for before acting?
1. A sudden volume breakout above the top of the sideways range
2. The first big bullish candle with volume increasing by 3x or more
3. Watch out for “good news already priced in”—the ETF launch turning into a 6% drop trap is one I’ve seen too many times
Bottoms don’t mean an immediate rebound; it just means they’re worth monitoring—not a call for trading. Do you think this “dead fish sideways” is real spring-loading or just going to zero? Let’s chat in the comments~