When major altcoins begin showing signs of strength and preparing for another upward move, it often reflects a rotation of capital within the crypto market. Key dynamics include:

Bitcoin Dominance: A stabilization or decline in BTC dominance frequently precedes stronger inflows into altcoins.

Market Structure: The formation of higher lows in the total altcoin market capitalization suggests improving technical momentum.

Capital Rotation: As confidence builds, liquidity tends to flow from Bitcoin into large-cap altcoins, and subsequently into mid- and small-cap assets.


If this trend develops further, it could mark the early stages of a broader altcoin cycle, where strong performance in majors sets the tone for the rest of the market.

The upcoming Fed rate cut appears largely priced in. Caution is warranted with high-leverage long positions, as there may be an opportunity to rebuild long exposure at lower levels.

As anticipated, the market retraced to lower levels. Given current positioning and momentum dynamics, we now expect a short-term upside move, with price potentially testing the 116k–117k zone.

The market is currently presenting a favorable opportunity to accumulate at lower levels, particularly in altcoins. For the moment, we remain on hold, as we anticipate some additional downside—though not a significant correction.

Bitcoin is attempting to break higher, and we are closely monitoring the $107K–$108K range, where roughly $5B in liquidations are positioned. Further above, the $116K–$117K zone also contains substantial liquidity, with another major cluster near $120K totaling around $15B.

A probable scenario is that the market first sweeps liquidity at lower levels, before staging a strong push toward these higher targets.

Altcoins – Key Buy Zones

NEAR: Major buy anticipated at $2.30–$2.40

SUI: Major buy anticipated at $2.00–$2.10

ARKM: Major buy anticipated at $0.43–$0.48 (scaled buy orders)

ENA: Major buy anticipated at $0.48–$0.51 (scaled buy orders)

SEI: Major buy anticipated at $0.2588–$0.27 (current price)


High-Cap Coins – Key Buy Zones

Ethereum (ETH): Major buy anticipated at $3,700–$2,888 (scaled buy orders)

Bitcoin (BTC): Spot entries only at $107K–$108K, approached with caution

We anticipate a potential short-term rally toward $115,200, after which the market could resume its downward move.


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As anticipated, the market delivered a sharp upward spike to $119,500. We now expect a pullback toward $113,888 before the next upward move begins.

We are maintaining our long positions in altcoins and will look to add further if more favorable entry levels present themselves.

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As expected, the market pulled back from higher levels. Our approach remains patient, waiting for price to revisit our entry zone in order to close positions in profit. Notably, order books across major caps and select altcoins are showing attractive liquidity at higher levels, suggesting potential for a strong rebound following this correction. We recommend positioning orders accordingly and preparing for both upside and downside scenarios.

We maintain the same buy zones for altcoins, with an adjustment on Ethereum to the 4,250–4,300 USD range.

This move resulted in the largest single-day liquidation event on record, with over $19 billion in positions wiped out across the market.

Following the record $19B liquidation event, the key question now is how long it will take for market sentiment and liquidity conditions to stabilize and support a sustained recovery.

The number of destroyed trader accounts reached over 1.66 million — far surpassing typical liquidation events, which usually affect ~200,000 accounts.

Contributing factors included macro-political tensions, such as U.S. tariff threats against China, which exacerbated market volatility.

Some individual traders gained enormously: one notable whale reportedly closed ~90% of their BTC short and fully exited their ETH short for a ~$190–200 million profit.

Binance, once regarded as one of the more stable exchanges, appeared to experience the deepest price deviations during the recent crash — triggering widespread liquidations and raising renewed concerns over spreads, order-book depth, and potential insider activity. This episode underscores growing skepticism about structural stability within the crypto ecosystem.

The broader market now resembles a carousel of volatility, with increasing numbers of participants stepping back or losing confidence. The key question emerging is whether this correction represents a generational buying opportunity or signals a deeper structural decline for the crypto market.

We anticipate one additional downside move before the market attempts to revisit higher levels. Widespread panic has spread across the market, with liquidity thinning out as order books remain unfilled — a direct consequence of the extensive liquidations triggered during the recent crash.