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Don’t Sell Your Altcoins at This Stage of the Cycle, Warns Crypto Veteran
Source: X/Don
Why Don says “do NOT sell” Altcoins here From Don’s perspective, this is not a moment of strength where profits should be locked in. It is a moment of exhaustion. Long-term downtrends often end when most traders feel tired, bored, or convinced nothing will change. Selling at this point means exiting after years of decline, just as the structure tightens and risk-to-reward starts to flip. Historically, large altcoin rotations have started when dominance looks weak, not strong. By the time momentum feels obvious again, much of the move is already gone. _Read Also: _****Here’s the SEI Price If Enterprises Adopt Sei Market Infrastructure Grid Moreover, sentiment around altcoins is poor. Liquidity is thin, rallies fail quickly, and many traders have already rotated back to Bitcoin or stablecoins. That emotional backdrop lines up with what the chart suggests: a late-stage compression rather than the start of a new collapse. This does not guarantee an immediate breakout. These phases can drag on longer than expected. But Don’s point is simple. Selling into compression, after a multi-year downtrend, has historically been the wrong side of the trade. However, the chart does not argue that every altcoin will win or that prices must explode tomorrow. It shows that the broader altcoin market is nearing a structural decision point. When markets reach this stage, the biggest mistake is often giving up too late. That is why Don’s message is so direct. In his view, this is the phase where patience matters more than prediction.