$CAP Before hardcore data, BTC broke 70,000 first, the market got excited before the Fed even cut rates!$CAP 24-hour trading volume surged to 55.5M, from 0.0226 to 0.0329 then pulled back, currently at 0.0279, up 20.39%. If that's not smart money accumulating, then I've been following Bitcoin for seven years for nothing.

Don't just look at the price; the divergence in volume and price confirms my judgment. When it dipped to 0.0226 yesterday, the volume didn't shrink, indicating there were funds absorbing. Usually, this kind of narrow consolidation followed by a sideways movement with over 20% gain is institutional rotation at the bottom. Combined with the recent revival of the RWA track narrative and the quiet growth of CAP staking business data, this move looks too much like the washout before the XRP pump in March.
I have already built my position at 0.0268, with a stop loss at 0.0220, and the first target is 0.0386. But the operation must be clear: if you have no position, now is not the best entry point. Wait for a pullback to the 0.0250-0.0262 range and then enter with a small position, controlling the position to within 5% of total assets. If it directly breaks the previous high of 0.0329 with volume expanding by more than 1.5 times, you can chase in and add to the position, but set a trailing stop loss at 0.0286. Never FOMO and chase highs when you see others showing off their positions; I've seen too many people die on the road to the top.
There is a detail in CAP's on-chain data: the accumulation volume of whale addresses in the last 3 days increased by 40% month-over-month, while retail holdings decreased. If the Fed releases a dovish signal at its August meeting, RWA could fly again.
By the way, I post real-time screenshots of my wallet monitoring on Twitter 3 hours before market open every day, just for a follow. Have you caught this wave yet, or are you waiting to ask me if you can get in after the price has already multiplied five times?