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Published 9 May 2026, 15:15 UTC · fetched 6 Nov 2026, 14:17 UTC
swarmik
@swarmister
Quoting · 9 May 2026, 14:50 UTC · context given to the AI
$BTC / Market It’s all over, and you can see that from all the indicators I mentioned in the quote. I’ll say it again: we need fresh blood, and the old blood needs to be thrown overboard. And how do we do that? Only by completely flushing out all that old blood that’s still sitting in the market. Take a look at your favorite influencers. Yeah, some of them have started posting about the market less often, making fewer videos, but go check out Hyperliquid. Look at the trading volumes. They’re at all-time highs. And you ask yourself: “The market is in the toilet, so who are these people who keep pumping up the volume on Hyperliquid?” It’s a strange picture, you have to admit. And to me, it looks like the market is only going to keep dying in the near future. Yes, I said earlier that we might bounce back somewhere in the 80–83 range (maybe even 85). Take another look. But this is most likely the stop point. And from here, I would expect further downward movement. I didn’t mention global liquidity on the clusters and so on, although that also supports my point, BUT I won’t post that, otherwise the posts would be twice as long.Overall Conclusion and Recommendation Bitcoin will remain an extremely expensive asset relative to altcoins, and this gap is only set to widen in the future. It will simply become even more expensive compared to the rest of the market. Altcoins in the portfolios of people who are still holding them in dollar terms will continue to lose value. This is exactly how the scenario looks. And when you hear talk of a “financial revolution” and paying with MetaMask at the store, a simple question arises: have you ever actually used centralized exchanges, where for every transaction they demand you explain the origin of your funds and suffocate you with reporting requirements? What digital freedom is there here? It’s an illusion. Crypto has potential, but it will only be realized once the old market and its participants have finally left the system. If you look at new products like MEGAETH or Abstract’s counterparts, the logic is the same everywhere. The user there isn’t a customer, but a source of commissions. They come, play around with the product, leave their money, and leave. No project today is built around the idea of long-term value for the user. Overall, the crypto market currently looks like an industry focused on monetizing traffic, not technology. Therefore, looking for a “revolution” here is pointless. The most likely scenario I see for BTC is a move toward retesting the highs (with a low probability of reaching 85k), followed by a probable downward reversal and a retest of lower levels, down to zones below 50k. The entire market will follow suit.View original on X ↗
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