This week, BTC climbed from 82,700 all the way to 86,000, up 4%. But the real money wasn’t made in BTC—it was made in altcoins that had completed their pullbacks.
First, this week’s numbers:
$ADA +12%: The week’s standout. Nobody called it in advance, but the fundamentals were always there—things have been quietly moving in the Cardano ecosystem.
$NEAR +3.5%: Up for three straight days, rebounding from 4.7 to 5.0. The privacy + AI narratives are still gaining traction.
$SUI +2.75%: Rebounded from 1.15 to 1.22. After its earlier pullback played out, buyers started stepping in.
$AAVE +2.35%: Down 3.5% yesterday, up 2.35% today—showing there’s buying support at this level.
$BTC +0.77%: After testing support at 82,700, it rebounded all the way to 86,000.
Three observations:
1: What was the most profitable move this week? It wasn’t chasing ADA. It was buying coins with solid fundamentals, like NEAR, SUI, and AAVE in stages when BTC pulled back to around 83,000 last Thursday (October 2). When a coin’s pullback has played out, buyers are willing to step in, and there’s a clear rationale behind the rally.
2: ADA was up 12% this week, but how many people got in early? Most people only chased it after seeing it rise today. I’ve said it before: choosing the right coin is a thousand times more important than chasing a rally. ADA’s fundamentals have always been there, and the Cardano ecosystem has been quietly building—but nobody paid attention until it took off today. These are the coins truly worth researching, not ones you only look at after they’ve already surged.
3: BTC rebounded from 82,700 to 86,000, up 4%, but many altcoins gained 10% or even 20%. That’s why I say pullbacks are opportunities: altcoins have much more upside potential than BTC. But you have to pick the right coins—not every altcoin will rise. Some altcoins don’t follow when the broader market rallies, but fall the hardest when it drops.
Here’s the takeaway:
This week’s market action proved one thing: coins whose pullbacks have played out present an opportunity; chasing highs carries risk.
Frequent trading will eventually eat away all your money in fees. Wait for a clear setup before making a move.
Did you buy the dip in NEAR this week or chase ADA? Let’s talk in the comments 👇🫡
First, this week’s numbers:
$ADA +12%: The week’s standout. Nobody called it in advance, but the fundamentals were always there—things have been quietly moving in the Cardano ecosystem.
$NEAR +3.5%: Up for three straight days, rebounding from 4.7 to 5.0. The privacy + AI narratives are still gaining traction.
$SUI +2.75%: Rebounded from 1.15 to 1.22. After its earlier pullback played out, buyers started stepping in.
$AAVE +2.35%: Down 3.5% yesterday, up 2.35% today—showing there’s buying support at this level.
$BTC +0.77%: After testing support at 82,700, it rebounded all the way to 86,000.
Three observations:
1: What was the most profitable move this week? It wasn’t chasing ADA. It was buying coins with solid fundamentals, like NEAR, SUI, and AAVE in stages when BTC pulled back to around 83,000 last Thursday (October 2). When a coin’s pullback has played out, buyers are willing to step in, and there’s a clear rationale behind the rally.
2: ADA was up 12% this week, but how many people got in early? Most people only chased it after seeing it rise today. I’ve said it before: choosing the right coin is a thousand times more important than chasing a rally. ADA’s fundamentals have always been there, and the Cardano ecosystem has been quietly building—but nobody paid attention until it took off today. These are the coins truly worth researching, not ones you only look at after they’ve already surged.
3: BTC rebounded from 82,700 to 86,000, up 4%, but many altcoins gained 10% or even 20%. That’s why I say pullbacks are opportunities: altcoins have much more upside potential than BTC. But you have to pick the right coins—not every altcoin will rise. Some altcoins don’t follow when the broader market rallies, but fall the hardest when it drops.
Here’s the takeaway:
This week’s market action proved one thing: coins whose pullbacks have played out present an opportunity; chasing highs carries risk.
Frequent trading will eventually eat away all your money in fees. Wait for a clear setup before making a move.
Did you buy the dip in NEAR this week or chase ADA? Let’s talk in the comments 👇🫡