The bottoming signal of altcoins has begun to emerge, and the time for layout may have arrived
The market has recently sent out positive signals, and altcoins have begun to show signs of bottoming out, and some currencies have shown signs of rising. The following are the key changes and layout suggestions in the current market:
1. Latest market dynamics
• ETF fund inflows turned positive: Previously, the continuous outflow of funds led to a sluggish market, but it has recently begun to turn to positive inflows, indicating that market sentiment is gradually warming up.
• The positive line of altcoins appeared: Although Bitcoin has not risen significantly, some altcoins have rebounded first, indicating that short-term funds are more inclined to look for high-volatility targets.
• The cyclical law is obvious: the market has recently shown a cyclical fluctuation of "falling for a few days and rising for a few days", and it may enter a new starting point of the rising cycle.
2. Altcoin layout strategy
• Prefer strong currencies: Pay attention to currencies that have been obviously resistant to declines or have already risen recently, such as AAVE, SUI, ENA, etc., and the capital preference is strong.
• Build positions in batches: Avoid one-time heavy positions, and gradually increase positions after the bottom is confirmed to reduce risks.
• Keep up with market hot spots: Pay attention to DeFi, privacy coins and other tracks with obvious capital inflows, and seize the opportunity of capital rotation.
3. Notes
• Be wary of false breakthroughs: There may be a risk of inducing more in a short-term rebound, and pay close attention to the continuity of capital inflows and technical breakthroughs.
• Set stop-loss points: Strictly implement risk control to avoid sudden changes in the market and increase losses.
Summary:
The altcoin market has shown initial signs of recovery, and the positive inflow of ETF funds and cyclical laws support the expectation of a short-term rebound. Investors can choose to deploy high-quality currencies, but they need to remain patient and control risks, waiting for the market to further clarify the direction.