#ETH巨鲸增持 Bitcoin is hesitating at the 80,000 dollar mark, will the alts give us a surprise?

Recently, this market is really making people feel conflicted. BTC is bouncing back and forth around $80,000, and even with institutions like Metaplanet aggressively buying, it hasn't been able to push up. With selling pressure from BlackRock and continuous outflows from ETFs, it looks quite tough in the short term. ETH is stuck at 2950, not going up or down, whether it can break through the 3000 barrier will directly determine the future trend. On the other hand, SOL and BNB have dropped quite sharply; maybe they are just waiting for a rebound opportunity.

**Several targets worth monitoring:**

$XRP In the last three days, the net inflow of ETFs reached 135 million USD, and Franklin directly positioned it as "underlying assets." There have also been many movements in the DeFi space. During the pullback, you can enter in batches; don't go all in at once.

$ASTER A major platform will launch perpetual contracts tomorrow, and a short-term surge to 1.5 dollars shouldn't be a big issue. Various activities are clustering, and volatility will definitely increase, but one must also be careful of the roller coaster.

$SUI has dropped to the lowest valuation in 18 months, and this type of oversold asset actually has quite a rebound potential. It's suitable to stealthily ambush on the left side; don’t wait until it rises to chase.

$HYPE repurchased 2.7 million USD yesterday, the HIP-3 plan is promoting ecological profit distribution, and the support around 25 to 28 dollars is relatively stable. When the sectors rotate, it might take off.

**But speaking of which:**

The regulatory situation hasn't calmed down yet, and if BTC really falls below 80,000, the chain reaction could be troublesome. Also, don't just chase whatever is rising; you need to see if the breakout can be sustained and not be fooled by false breakouts.

Mainstream coins are now about finding direction, looking for those altcoins with low valuations and solid fundamentals. The ASTER contract launch, SUI's oversold rebound, and HYPE ecosystem progress might have potential in the short term.

Who do you think is most likely to rise first in this rebound? What positions are you holding?

ETH3.99%

BTC5.02%

SOL3.85%

BNB4.05%

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MetaverseLandlady

· 23h ago

It's again the hurdle of 80,000 dollars, really, I'm tired of it. However, SUI is indeed ridiculously cheap this time, the left-side lying in ambush sounds okay, just afraid of being trapped to the center of the earth.

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MeaninglessApe

· 11-26 11:41

80,000 is really a tough hurdle; it feels like institutions are starting to back down.

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 11-26 11:41

BTC is again testing the 80,000 mark. I think the AST contract going live tomorrow might be interesting, but the Fluctuation is going to be huge, so we need to keep a good stop loss.

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DeFiDoctor

· 11-26 11:40

The medical record shows that BTC's recent sideways trend is a typical "strategic complication". The institutional buying couldn't stop the bleeding, indicating that there are still significant hidden risks in the capital market. ETH is stuck at the 2950 position, and the clinical manifestation is that the short positions' defense line still has some hardness, making it quite difficult to break through. As for altcoins, the ETF inflow data for XRP can be seen, but don't be fooled by Franklin's positioning—underlying assets are underlying assets, and rebound momentum is rebound momentum; they are two different matters. SUI has fallen to an 18-month low, and from a valuation perspective, there is indeed room for recovery, but such oversold targets often rebound with high volatility, so risk warnings should be maximized. The ASTER contract is going live tomorrow, and there is a probability of a short-term surge, but the liquidity indicators after the contract launch need to be regularly reviewed—don't be deceived by the first-day hype. The HYPE buybacks and ecological profit-sharing sound good, but the key still depends on when the DeFi zone rotation cycle will truly start; talking about To da moon now is a bit too optimistic. Regulation is the core risk; if BTC falls below 80,000, the chain reaction will be quite ugly. Don't rush to go all in; it's advisable to adopt a gradual treatment plan—allocate in batches and continuously monitor the fundamentals.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 11-26 11:39

The 80,000 mark has been tested for so long, and I see that there are quite a few people lying in ambush for SUI. The rebound from being oversold won't be too bad.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 11-26 11:34

The 80,000 mark has been repeatedly tested like this, it's really become a case of hesitation. The altcoin rebound really has to rely on fundamentals; just looking at the rise can easily lead to being trapped.

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AirdropNinja

· 11-26 11:18

80,000 is really stuck at this level, it mainly depends on whether ETH can break 3000, otherwise BTC won't rise either.

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