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$$FLUID Up 28% in 24 hours to 1.089, high of 1.113, this move from 0.8 gave shorts no chance. Compared to the three previous halving patterns: in 2012, before the bull run, the token first dropped 70% then surged 50x; in 2016, alt season was 1-3 months before BTC's peak; in 2020, DeFi summer directly pumped 10x ahead of the market. Now FLUID has only done 3.5x from the bottom of 0.3 to 1.1, while BTC just broke 70k, far from the bubble peak at the end of the historical cycle.
If history rhymes, the alt pump phase is usually a window for capital overflow when BTC consolidates sideways. In terms of operation, the 1.0-1.05 range is the cost zone for base position, stop loss below the previous low of 0.8; first target is the historical resistance at 1.3, position size within 15% of total funds. Don't chase above 1.11, wait for a pullback to around 1.0 to stabilize before adding.
History doesn't repeat exactly, but it rhymes — I target the cycle nodes, you watch whether volume can continue to expand.