In general, the market for large coins is consolidating, funds are flowing back into Ethereum. The recent price movements are purely driven by altcoins, so don't short easily. With such a large market cap, XRP was able to quadruple in three weeks, so what else is impossible? The risk of shorting on low volume is too high; a low-volume rise is likely to continue, indicating that the main forces are highly controlling the market. A peak signal must involve a significant increase in trading volume along with a peak candlestick formation as a necessary condition!

To summarize the key points from this afternoon:

1: The net inflow of the US Ethereum spot ETF yesterday was $332.9 million, surpassing BTC for the first time. BTC had a net inflow of $320 million yesterday, and the ETF is still buying. So how could it drop?

2: BTC and ETH are currently showing a 1-hour top divergence. Don't short; there is a demand for correction. It's more stable to look for buying points at lower levels.

3: Ethereum continues to break new highs, currently strong, drawing from the large coins. Prioritize supporting and laying low with Ethereum series coins.

4: The market cap percentage of Bitcoin has decreased from a peak of 59.3% in early November to 56.2% now, with altcoins taking turns to rise 📈

5: Currently, the entire altcoin market is entering an acceleration phase, with only inscriptions and runes remaining inactive. Friends seeking stability can buy some ORDI, and Doge for a rebound.

6: XRP really hasn’t moved for three years, but once it does, it skyrockets for three years. Impressive.

7: Bitwise has submitted 10 types of cryptocurrency ETFs to the SEC, which include XRP, SOL, ADA, UNI, DOT, LTC, LINK, and AVAX, marking the arrival of the era of traditional mainstream ETFs.

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