Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon while watching the market. From on-chain data, it appears that smart money is gradually reducing their positions, trading volume has significantly increased, and several major holders are collectively offloading. However, this coin is still holding around 0.13, which suggests there is some real strength behind the scenes, stubbornly absorbing the sell-off.

Honestly, this kind of situation is usually a signal—volume is increasing, but the price hasn't kept up. When the price drops, it's basically a foregone conclusion. The trends of the two mainstream coins, SOL and ETH, are confirming this judgment.

My view is that in the short term, the pressure to reduce positions will gradually ease, but this isn't necessarily a bad thing. The real opportunity often arises when everyone is bearish. So, the current strategy is to observe and add positions when the timing is more suitable. Sometimes, market rhythm is like this—patience often pays off more than rushing to rebound.