2025-12-30 06:24:36

The recent performance of several cryptocurrencies has exposed a problem—main capital is quietly withdrawing. Taking LIGHT as an example, although the low-leverage short position was pushed down last night, the power to support the price has obviously weakened. The subsequent trend is likely to be oscillation followed by a slow decline, so the desire to buy the dip should be put on hold.

Shanzhai coins like RVV and ZBT are also under pressure. While the Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations have somewhat supported the overall market, their boost to these small coins is limited. The real issue is—once the main support disappears, liquidity becomes the biggest enemy.

The current strategy is actually very simple: don't rush to buy the dip, especially since LIGHT is very prone to sudden drops. Instead of betting on a rebound, it’s better to continuously select fundamentally decent altcoins for deployment within the day, as the risk and reward balance will be clearer.

LIGHT-9,29%

RVV-18,64%

ZBT-5,77%

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 8h ago

The signals of main force fleeing are so obvious, yet some still dare to buy the dip. Truly, human greed is written on the face. Wait, when LIGHT's market support weakens, it immediately predicts a decline? Feels a bit premature. The poor liquidity of altcoins is indeed pointed out; once a sell-off starts, no one will step in to buy. But can the strategy of choosing fundamentally good assets within the day work? It feels like self-deception. Main force withdrawal = death signal. This time, it's really different. Betting on a rebound is less effective than strategic layout. Sounds good, but in practice, FOMO will still kick in. Bro, your analysis is a bit conservative. Is there really no chance of an increase? Liquidity enemies are indeed the key; everyone trapped understands this pain.

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GasWaster69

· 8h ago

The main force has already started to run away, and LIGHT's support strength is indeed gone. I won't engage in throwing knives like this. For intraday trading, choosing fundamentally sound altcoins is still a reliable approach. It's definitely better than going all-in on a rebound gamble. Liquidity is the real devil. When no one is willing to buy small-cap coins, it's a dead end.

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MEVictim

· 8h ago

I can see clearly that the main force is retreating. LIGHT's breakdown looks like no one is paying attention anymore. Don't be greedy, everyone.

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SillyWhale

· 8h ago

The main force's withdrawal has been obvious for a while now. LIGHT's effort to support the market is really becoming increasingly powerless. I've taken flying knives before... I've suffered losses. Picking out counterfeit projects within the day is indeed reliable, but to be honest, it's about finding opportunities in the gaps. Good fundamentals are hard to come by.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 8h ago

The old trick of the main players running away is tired. LIGHT really shouldn't be touched; missing out is even worse than getting cut. Once they withdraw support, the truth is exposed. We need to keep our eyes sharp. Instead of betting on a rebound here, it's better to look for small coins that still have some activity to earn steady money.

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