In the process of bottoming out, is it a continuation of the selloff or not—you’ll have to see.
The three strongest rebounders:
$ONDO $TIA $PYTH
I’ve watched for 2 hours; these three aren’t the ones that started on the first wave—privacy/repurchase.
PYTH is doing a buyback now. ONDO’s data is extremely explosive. I haven’t seen any “good news” for TIA—so it should be purely institutional/whale-driven behavior.
The market has entered a pullback period. If you look at the bullish and bearish gainers/losers tables, for the spot sector—except for the obvious standouts that experience big surges or crashes—most are staying within the 3% threshold.
But the Alpha sector is different—it's moving by dozens of points.
Every A-share "meeting" period inevitably sees a drop, usually happening a few days before the meeting. Due to some kind of demand, the day of the meeting has to be pushed up. But it can’t be forced up indefinitely, so it must drop—then it gets pushed up again. It also drops around holidays; that's capital coming back in.
But in the crypto market, every "meeting" period inevitably sees a drop too. It doesn’t seem to have a clear reason. It can only be that in recent years, events like the Carnival, conferences like “2049,” and similar gatherings will all drop. The decline lasts for a long time.
Trade moonshots in a bull market; bury your altcoins in a bear market. For BTC, watch the halving; for ETH, watch the upgrades. Buy blue chips early in the bull run, trade alts mid-run, go all-in on memes at the top. Chase every pump, panic at every dip, and want to switch positions whenever the market goes sideways.
When Bitcoin rises, alts follow; when Bitcoin falls, alts collapse. BTC surging on high volume—bull-market vibes are strong. If ETH takes off, alts will line up to follow. Where there’s volume, the big players are sure to make a move. Candles move with capital, prices rise with narratives; volume makes it all plain to see.
Trade narratives in spring, airdrops in summer, halvings in autumn, and wait for the bull in winter. In the primary market, watch the story; in the secondary market, watch the traffic. For memes, watch sentiment; for value, watch token unlocks. KOL calls sound sweet; project teams’ promises taste bitter. Before launch, they talk vision; after launch, they talk long term. Check on-chain data at dawn, announcements in the morning, charts at noon, Twitter at night. When prices rise, they shout “bull market”; when they fall, they call it “a shakeout.” Three months of sideways trading? “The big players are accumulating.”
In a bull market, everyone’s a crypto genius; in a bear market, everyone talks about value. Be greedy when others are fearful; go all-in when others are greedy. Wake up one morning and your coins are gone. Take another look: they didn’t go to zero—the project team just “graduated.”
Seeing so many people fighting for their rights suddenly reminded me of a meme:
I had no part in your riches, so don't expect me to share in your hardship.
Empathizing with people in hardship isn't charity—it's a virtue. But when “利益” (self-interest) is involved, that's another matter.
A single promo post can bring in 70K U, easily earning what an ordinary person makes in a year—or even several. One Aster KOL round could earn someone more than they’d make in a lifetime.