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WTF? Is history really going to repeat itself?
Currently, there is a BTC surge with volume,
while ETH/SOL are generally falling with decreasing volume, an extreme divergence phenomenon
— this is called a "bloodsucking market" in crypto terminology.
I believe the underlying logic behind this phenomenon is:
Before global liquidity is completely exhausted
(related reading
Internal cannibalization and infighting within the crypto market.
Before the storm arrives, the first reaction of large funds is to reduce risk exposure.
ETH and SOL are considered high-risk assets,
Whales and institutions will prioritize selling them,
converting funds into relatively stable BTC,
or even directly switching to USDT to exit.
And where does the trading volume of Bitcoin come from?
Partly from forced buy-ins caused by short sellers being liquidated above,
and another part from retail investors chasing the rally, transferring funds into Bitcoin.
Looking back at historical data,
whether it’s the 69,000 in 2021,
or other major peaks, in the final stages before the top,
it’s almost always BTC relying on leverage to surge or consolidate,
while altcoins have already entered the main downtrend early.
A major crash is imminent, this is not a drill.
It’s just history quietly aligning once again.
Bro, what’s your take?
#VScytheMarketAnalysis