As soon as the news subsided, the market started shifting dramatically.
The most noticeable change in the market over the past two days wasn't the magnitude of individual coin gains, but rather the re-stratification of funds:
On one hand, after expectations of a de-escalation in the war emerged, $BTC quickly rebounded, indicating that large funds are returning to assets with the highest certainty.
On the other hand, ETH continues to be treated as a medium- to long-term holding by institutions; while sentiment hasn't completely improved, the asset structure is slowly changing.
Further down, memes like Lobster and Michi are frantically attracting short-term attention, a classic case of whoever has the most buzz gets the biggest pump.
The current market situation isn't actually that complex:
BTC sets the direction, ETH reflects institutional logic, and memes amplify sentiment.
The real concern isn't who doubled again, but rather the rapid rotation in this kind of market.
Macroeconomic news brings about a correction in expectations, institutions buy at medium-term levels, while memes are driven by short-term sentiment.
If you get the timing wrong, those who chase the highs are likely to end up buying at the bottom.
My focus right now is on one thing:
If BTC fails to break through the key resistance level, all this recent activity is likely just another emotional firework display amidst high volatility.
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