Q has come back to life, while your coin’s still in the ICU?
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Bitcoin at $81,300. The $80,000 support held firm overnight—the strongest performance of the day.
On the altcoin side, three acts played out from this afternoon until now:
This afternoon, EVAA did $560 million in volume and blasted to the top of the gainers list.
In the middle of the night, BLESS gave back more than 20% from its high, leaving a crowd stranded at the top.
Before dawn, it was the old coins’ turn: BLUR climbed all the way back to the doorstep of a new high.
The finale was $Q.
A few days ago, I was still holding Q up as a cautionary tale: a spike, a crash, and another round of bagholders. Today it came back from the dead, rallied another 30%, and did $320 million in volume—just one step away from its previous high. When a coin that once crashed and burned is back near its highs, that’s a successful change of hands, not a dead-cat bounce.
The XPIN comparison group—the hole left by that high-volume bearish candle at dawn—is still unfilled. When a coin is being dumped, the money won’t come back to save it.
One takeaway from tonight: in the second half, don’t watch the gainers’ leaderboard—watch who’s staying close to the highs.
Don’t catch coins being dumped; don’t fear the ones hugging the highs.
To the guys still guarding BLESS’s grave at the top of the mountain, save a seat in the comments. I’ll feel sorry for you for three seconds.
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