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SM-

Biggest % gain in 24h is 11.8% for HYPE, not sure where you're getting 100% from, unless it's some random shit coin

jawni

yeah no shit, but it compounds and get worse over time. People don't buy ALGO or some other reddit favorite and immediately lose 90% of their value, it happens over years. Same with missing the boat on SOL or HYPE or any others, it inherently takes time. So anyone could see the writing on the walls years ago, but if you think it hasn't continued to get worse, I don't know what to tell you.

No_Giraffe_4647

On other words you are looking at the few potential unicorns over millions of new projects good luck with that. Your best pick would be alt coin that are already developing and generating high revenue stream such as HYPE AAVE….the list is long As a beginner who is looking for X100 project you may end up loosing money I could guarantee it like 99.9 percent probability

OkBuy4754

Low fee is a trap. Focus on API latency and liquidity. I stack via bot, <3ms delay, <0.02% slippage. XRP's use case is solid, but HYPE... not so much.

No_Giraffe_4647

The ones generating revenue I like especially HYPE AAVE UNI But as well exposed on HBAR DOVU SUI I am investing in CRCL shares as well

Far_Significance8899

HYPE

No_Giraffe_4647

Beside the major cryptos BTC/ETH I am stacking HBAR, HYPE, AAVE and UNI for the following reasons: HBAR has hashgraph tech which is pushing limits of scalability, energy efficiency plus speed at new competition level. It starts to create noise and more and more deal closed but still at a very discounted price HYPE because of the leverage provided to the crypto derivatives it is very popular and generating tons of volume and revenue. They are using a large chunk of this revenue to burn token and create more scarcity (max supply was originally 1 billion and falling) AAVE as key player for lending and borrowing cryptos which is very popular activity as well just after derivative leverage positions. The margin is not high but volumes are tremendous so it is generating pretty good revenue Finally UNI as swapping coins is becoming a national sport and they take a few bucks on million transactions so pretty good revenue stream, pity thing is that nothing benefit to token holders yet in regards of revenue sharing but it might change soon.

DizzyMammoth21

Alts are not the choice.. The only coin I’ve seen people accumulating at the moment is HYPE. Stick to futures until bullishness returns to spot.

Hot-Efficiency7190

HYPE become a universal any asset exchange, will cycle fees back to holders. Probably worth holding some of that.

EADarwin

Nah, just waiting for the right time to load up on HYPE

jekpopulous2

My point was that it doesn’t matter. Sonic, Sei, Monad, MegaETH, etc… can all handle parallel EVM execution. That’s great but they also all have the same problem. 70% of all MON is owned by the team and insiders… only 7.5% was public sale. How on earth do you decentralize the network when a small group controls almost 3/4 of the supply? Hyperliquid (in contrast) is pretty slow for a gen 3 chain but it’s been wildly successful because 70% of all HYPE goes to the community. It’s already more decentralized (and more difficult to attack) than MON or S will ever be even with fewer validators. Having the fastest chain doesn’t mean much when the tokenomics make it impossible to crowdsource security. I’m not saying no chain will ever surpass ETH… I’m saying no centralized chain will ever surpass ETH.

No_Giraffe_4647

On my end I am bullish and stacking below HYPE ASTER CC HBAR ZRO LINK The 2 first ones because there is clearly a trend on derivatives and I want my slice of that cake. The revenue generated is huge compared to any other classic coin CC is becoming the future network for banking as they have designed the regulatory environment needed HBAR is the new tech I would almost say blockchain 2.0 hash graph is really something promising and already getting tons of traction The 2 last one is for interoperability (with ETH and SOL ecosystem respectively) among different other chains, their price will go up once the value of SOL and ETH will bounce back and I am guessing there will be a leverage effect by X3 (if ETH raise 50 pct LINK may move by 150)

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iamjide91

I honestly think that there's no better time to buy again than now. Can we dip a lil more, prolly. But not as massive as we did from ATH ofc. We are about to see some tokens that's seen new lows like AIOZ, POL, etc make new highs. HYPE, XRP even go higher. Enjoy the ride mate.

mrmrmrdonger

yes , its impossible to track new news or updates about 100 coins. I personally only own BTC/ETH and revenue generating and accumulating token such as HYPE

EmbarrassedArcher656

From a business / transaction volume perspective : stablecoin giants , BTC , and potentially perpetuals such as HYPE. (NFA, of course).

Interesting-Cow-1652

> Must be a dogshit script I’d like to see you figure out how to write a better script that projects alts trending up on their BTC pairs and generates the most accurate possible best fit line if you think this one so bad. Come on, go ahead and show me. > if it misses HYPE which is in top 20. Close to ATH against BTC. Yeah I’ll add that one in there. It pulls most of the alt data from CoinMetrics. > And MATIC is down 90%+ against BTC ever since it changed name to POL in 2024. I’ll double check the MATIC one. If there’s a name change, it can screw up the results.

noviwu97

Must be a crappy script if it misses HYPE which is in top 20. Close to ATH against BTC.

CryptographerOwn225

I work at Merehead where we develop crypto ecosystems. I noticed that there are blockchain technologies that are really in demand. This is not a guarantee of investing in them, but this is what most people are really interested in. We had a hype around Solana when it cost $9. This blockchain ecosystem works and useful. We did a lot of projects at that time using the Solana blockchain. This is something that really works and will be popular in the future. Now I see interest in TON, ATOM and HYPE. As someone who understands blockchain technology well from the inside, I would still prefer XRP and DOT. But let's be honest, marketing plays a big role.

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Hot-Efficiency7190

Forget Render and Celestia, wont do numbers beating ETH and SOL. Even SOL is questionable. Include Hyperliquid HYPE which should grow to dominate trading in crypto, and significant in traditional shares and commodities.

RogerBalderer

Bitcoin is not correlated with the SP right now at all, as has not been for the past year since the HYPE has died off. Not sure what you are looking at

BigSean_125

$HYPE $XRP later $SOL

MakCapital

"since day 1" 🤣😂🤣 So you bought after ATH hitting nearing 4 years of up and are wondering why you're having trouble. Zoom out. The most relevant L1s: BTC, HYPE, SOL, ETH. Stay focused on what people in web3 actually use. Don't stack L1s no one uses unless they are new. Hold mostly BTC. Learn patience on a multi-year time horizon. You'll do fine, but you need to stay involved.

Adorable-Present9200

$HYPE

mossyskeleton

ETH SOL HYPE maybe SUI I'd personally prob leave it at that

No-Confusion4519

Why not $HYPE. It is not affected much in the past 1 week. Jumped 20 to 30 dollars and has that revenue generating narrative too.

Best-Jackfruit5593

Fair points. Thank you. I really like HYPE but i feel like it can fall down to $20 before I really consider it. As you’ve read the title of the post, the coins i want to discuss are ones that I will want to invest right now, like in this minute. That said, your point about HYPE is well taken. Ik about UNI but why do you think QNT and ONDO are good? What’s their story and why do YOU feel it’s compelling to invest in?

Best-Jackfruit5593

I like HYPE, the only reason why I’m not investing in it is because I feel like it’s dropped hard like the others. Still hasn’t dropped to 50% from last high. What’s CANTON and QNT? What do you believe on them more than the likes of ADA, AVAX or LTC?

Best-Jackfruit5593

I like HYPE but it’s kinda high. It hasn’t had that 50% drop

valerioshi

Genuinely wondering why $HYPE is not on this list.

Puzzled_Basket_3892

I check the alt coin prices and the only ones that held are the stable coins or semi stable coins(I made assumptions). almost all of the alt coins lost similar or worse relative value as bitcoin. HYPE may be the exception out of exception.

noviwu97

Not all. HYPE, the #15 marketcap token, stands strong. It's one of the best performer from last cycle too.

SpontaneousDream

Hyperliquid the only coin at ATH against literally every crypto right now. Insane strength. I don't understand how people can just baghold L1 garbage coins (ETH, SOL, etc) that make (effectively) zero revenue and have zero buybacks/burns of their tokens. Meanwhile the Assistance Fund is plowing 99% of daily revenue into spot HYPE buybacks. Once you get it, you get it.

noviwu97

My HYPE bag is not even flinching

jawni

Well if I was starting from scratch I'd buy SOL (50%), ETH (25%), BTC (25%). But since I own those already, now I'm looking at: ENA, HYPE, PUMP. If I go for small caps: CARDS, AVICI, AIXBT

Epictricker2025

I already bought at the beginning of the bear run namely USDC, PAXG and XAUT. But if you mean what im going to buy after the bear market it's going to be BTC, XRP and HYPE.

No_Giraffe_4647

Would be stronger with BTC ETH SOL XRP CC HYPE

piggleii

HYPE is outta control. No, I don't own any, unfortunately.

noviwu97

HYPE holders just chilling in this storm like always. Hyperliquid

robertorgg

Thank you very much, for now I think I’ll stick to BTC, ETH and some HYPE. Can you suggest some coin worth doing some research on ? I studied XRP but it won’t ever go to the moon as a lot of people say, if it goes to 1$ maybe it could be an easy X2 but I’m not a big fan. I’d like to study some coin but they are so many that I don’t know where to start from.

noviwu97

Almost everything mentioned here. I wouldn't go past BTC, ETH, SOL, and HYPE if you're a newbie

Bl4ck_Roze

HYPE

jawni

Majors: SOL, HYPE Mid Caps: ENA, PUMP Small Caps: AVICI, CARDS All of these projects have been fairly successful and are at good prices. Pretty much what I'm holding now if you add ETH.

MakCapital

Would be a tard to buy L1s people don't use and make no money. Seriously, just open Defilama and look at activity & fees lol. Not hard. SOL & HYPE have issuing and trading cornered. BTC & ETH lead as SOV. All this crap no one uses like Algo, Cardano, XRP, Hbar... pointless. Being manipulated by drowning bag holders running many accounts. Users or out of discussion.

verysillyman

HYPE is becoming a hype asset again

jawni

HYPE should be flipping most things if we're being honest.

AlternativeTiger4302

Lol because Hyperliquid uses fees to buy the HYPE token. Lots of fees in liquidations... Most of the bear, their volume (fees) will be very low, so price won't have support from their purchases. TLDR; holding up well now because of volume->volume will go away->price will go down

AlternativeTiger4302

Also, the only assets with buying at the bottom of a bear are BTC only. Then wait for a 4-5x, sell, then wait for a broad crypto pullback, then deploy to alts you like. For me, it'll be ETH, HYPE and TAO.

topbossultra

There absolutely was a bull market. The 4 year cycle is far from done. We just didn't get the alt season we're used to (although we still definitely had more concentrated alt runs for SOL, XRP, HYPE, and some others). The difference that you experienced in alt coins was related to tighter monetary policy from the fed this cycle. Less liquidity was focused on fewer assets, so it was much harder to pump the broader market.

rockybullboa72

Both are the worst. 5 years of underperformance, 1 month of over-performance. Better to look at Hyperliquid $HYPE which has constant revenue buybacks and incredible PMF

verysillyman

HYPE from $20 to $34 in 2 days wow

verysillyman

HYPE is awakening from the dead

iamjide91

Accumulation point I think. This price isn't a bad place to buy for BTC, ETH, HYPE, or AIOZ. Can we see more downside? Yeah, maybe. Nothing much tho. The market will be back up in a few days to weeks.

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tldr; The Hyperliquid Foundation donated 10,000 HYPE tokens, worth approximately $254,000, to blockchain investigator ZachXBT, marking the second-largest institutional contribution he has received. ZachXBT, known for exposing fraudulent activities on blockchain networks, has previously investigated scams and illicit wallet flows on Hyperliquid’s platform. The donation highlights the significance of his work in uncovering fraud and tracking cryptocurrency exploits, although no specific reason for the donation was disclosed. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

notrodman

Wait till October & buy $HYPE then

Business-Ad6390

Crypto is mostly hype based, so all of you will have mostly 1 reason “HYPE”

thrilla2k10

HYPE

713Capital

Im done with almost all alts, permanently. Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, HYPE, and LINK are my last dogs in the fight.

cryptoETH_jazz

How are you down -90%…. I sell mine on DCAs.. realize less loss alts are a craps shoot… gotta time them right cause it doesn’t seem they recover as well at BTC.. Once the cycle starts again even if you sell at a loss as long as you keep buying and repeating you will catch the swing up simply being in it…. 💰 2020 coins ‘20ATH in ‘24 cycle.. I am sure 2024 alt coins will so similar in ‘28… they never really regain that old HYPE ATH… will they? Who TF knows…

SpontaneousDream

Yea, people shilling shitcoins and L1s here that make barely any revenue. Meanwhile HYPE is making literally millions of dollars per day, more than many chains combined. Ethereum earned 1.35 million in the past 30 days. Hyperliquid earned almost 60 million, yet it is trading at a \~10x lower FDV. Need I say more?

SpontaneousDream

2014 vet here. Only other coin I hold besides BTC is HYPE. Reasons: * Consistently the highest earning protocol in all of crypto, outside of Tether and Circle. Hyperliquid makes on average \~$2 million dollars a day and 99% of that is programatically used to buyback the token on spot. There is NO other crypto in the world like this. If there is, tell me. Last year they made about $1 billion in revenue with a team of like 10 people. Literally one of the most efficient businesses on the planet. * BTC-ethos. They had no VCs, no original investors, nothing. They conducted the largest airdrop in history to their early users, making them literally rich overnight. * It's just a damn good product, so useful, and it's the number one place in crypto for price discovery. I could go on, but yeah. Full disclosure I hold some HYPE. Not a massive part of my portfolio, but still a decent chunk.

ma6ic

look at HYPE for the sake of your family

notrodman

How am I the only person laying out a bull case for $HYPE here? Reddit’s separation from CT is crazy.

notrodman

Hyperliquid $HYPE — Buy it in Q3 & forget about it. Largest wealth-creation airdrop of 2024 with supply fully circulating, team unlocks started. Set the standard for onchain perpetuals & lowest fees on spot trading, ranging from BTC & ETH to even Fartcoin. First team to bring Equities (NVDA, TSLA, AMZN, etc.) onchain. On pace to overtake Binance with DEX:CEX volumes. Sustainable revenue buybacks to $HYPE. Longterm investment. Realistic 15-20x from here, who’s to say from where it bottoms in Q3 as part of the 4 year cycle.

MakCapital

1. Unlocks are not new units increasing supply. These units already exist in the total supply count. They are generally actively traded in locked states, and considered when determining value of any chain or even company. 2. A cap to supply means nothing when the majority of L1s exist to produce revenue. You can have a *decreasing* total supply on a chain with no supply cap that infinitely prints new coins. 3. Emissions that increase total supply can be seen as negative inflation. Inflation that transfers value away from existing asset holders through dilution. **Unless**, emissions go back to the asset holders themselves. New emissions on a chain like Solana or Ethereum is *not* the same as inflation like USD experiences, because the emissions are sent to the staked asset holders themselves. If you are the one receiving the new emissions. You aren't being diluted. Unlike when USD gets printed. You, as a USD holder, won't receive that newly minted USD. 4. Bitcoin is different from the model of most chains. It exists as currency. You can not capture revenue by holding BTC. It does not act like a stock, does not target value capture and or try to transfer that value capture to base asset holders. It's max cap to supply is more meaningful because the asset literally does nothing but exist as a currency. There needs to be a cap or dilution for holders. 5. It's more important to understand supply dynamics than simply checking if something has a cap. Pretend Hyperliquid had no cap to supply and continued to inflate at 1% per year forever off initial supply count, but those emissions went back to HYPE stakers. **You**, as the HYPE stakers/long term holder, will receive that 1% inflation back in full. A net wash. At the same time, the chain is generating more in revenue which causes more buybacks and burns than emissions can even mint. This means: You're holding an asset that's **NOT** diluting your ownership **while** the total supply of HYPE is going **down** every year. Occurs even though the chain has no max cap and continues to mint new HYPE. Max cap by itself is meaningless. Especially, when most POS models send any new emissions right back to the holders, like you. Instead you look at: - Cap - Yearly emissions and if those emissions get sent back to all long term holders through mechanisms like staking or if only sent to a privileged wealthy minority such as Bitcoin miners (A minority that technically doesn't even need to hold the asset). - Chain revenue & how that revenue is distributed. - Chain revenue that is used to decrease total supply through burns. It's not about caps. It's about your ownership over network not being diluted while the L1 uses revenue to decrease supply and or distributes that revenue to you.

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tldr; The cryptocurrency market is experiencing heightened volatility, with Bitcoin's price movements playing a critical role in shaping market dynamics. Analysts predict Bitcoin needs to surpass six-figure levels to boost altcoin interest by 2026. HYPE Coin faces inflationary challenges but shows potential if managed effectively. Market indicators suggest possible short-term rallies, though caution is advised due to recent downturns. This period of uncertainty presents both risks and opportunities for investors. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

royalhammermn

I think the HYPE we're missing is that, last bull run was during covid. Everyone was locked down and looking at youtube and fomo in. This time around we don't have a lot of FOMO. But, I think with this elongated buying opportunity just means bigger gains. QE is here liquidity is here Legacy money is here more and more federal and state laws benefiting this space...... when it hits, it will melt faces. It will be bigger than last cycle.

Sudden-Pressure8439

HYPE

DBRiMatt

Unlocks often don't have an immediate price impact, a slow bleed out as with the rest of a bearish market, but when times get 'bullish' again, the inflated supply will likely stop any new high price action. I hope those that were shilling HYPE have already taken their profits!

partymsl

I actually don't think they will directly sell much, but the FUD will make the price drop and HYPE is already kinda in the bin.

Fickle-Big5722

ETH + BTC should be core. Then look at maybe SOL, AAVE, SKY, HYPE

Sudden-Pressure8439

Can I buy this HYPE? asking for a frend

LazyLifeguard

The problem here is you see the long-short ratio. The longs are far bigger than the shorts, but the shorts are farming liquidity non stop. A good example are the top 6 HYPE token shorts. They are all up like 20 million USD, on top off that 5-10 million USD funding fee AND they hold 30-50 million worth of HYPE tokens ( you can verify EVERYTHING on chain ), anytime they want, they spot sale the hype tokens to surpress the price again and farm liquidity forever. ZAC and HYPE are the biggest offenders in the top coin range of manipulation right now and it's so easy. When I was trading really active I would just build ghost walls of 1-2 million to scare people and manipulate the price, these people build walls 20 times as much. It works. In the stock market this kind of money moves literally nothing.

SevereArrivals13

BTC, BNB, HYPE and MOONs Easy long-term holds with fantastic tokenomics

noviwu97

Pretty good, was mostly in BTC, SOL, and HYPE but has been DCA-ing out of them across the year. Sold most of my BTC at $115k average, SOL at $230, and HYPE at $38. Here's the harsh trust: if your coins severely underperformed the past 3 years. It will most likely continue doing so.

JarOfNightmares

I could swap "HYPE" out of this post and replace it with 400 other alt coins and it would be the same thing thousands of other redditors have said about those projects

SpontaneousDream

Heyyyooo glad to see another HYPE holder here. It is the *only* coin that I have strong conviction in besides BTC, and I have been here since 2014, fwiw. I personally think anything below $30 is a pretty good buy, but it could absolutely go sub $20 if BTC starts going back down to retest the recent low. In any case I have slowly started buying since about $28 down to $22. Tbh though, USD performance doesn't matter. The ONLY thing I care about is: can the coin outperform BTC? We're at .00027 right now, and if you look at the all time chart against BTC, that is still above some pretty good support levels from earlier this year. If it goes belown .0002 then I will start to worry a bit. Below .00013 and its game over. That being said... a lot of KOLs on Twitter are calling for sub $20 and even lower like $10. I don't think it goes sub $10 but if it goes sub $20 I am absolutely buying some more. Generally, CT is pretty fucking stupid so it's usually a good idea to counter trade. **Bullish catalysts:** HIP-3 OI and volume continues to grow. Lighter TGE will probably return some OI back to Hyperliquid since farmers will leave. The biggest catalyst though is definitely the portfolio margin + BLP upgrade. Portfolio margin should be live very soon and will imo greatly increase OI and volume, which of course increase the AF buybacks. The market still is not understanding just how big of a game changer portfolio margin is. **Bearish catalysts:** Team unlocks. Questions about how big their moat actually is- ie, competition from Lighter and *maybe* Aster. I would love to start a deeper discussion about HYPE because it doesn't get talked enough about here and it truly is not like any other crypto out there with the amount of earnings the protocol makes. Find me ANY other crypto protocol that averages $2-3 million dollars per day in earnings **and** uses that to directly buy the token on spot.

razgriz11

How do y’all feel about HYPE around 25.4? Buy?

cosmic_censor

HYPE gonna be this cycle's LUNA?

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tldr; BitMex co-founder Arthur Hayes claims that the altcoin season is an ongoing process and traders often miss identifying the winners. He urges traders to focus on new, high-performing tokens rather than relying on historical trends. Hayes highlighted examples like Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Solana as recent success stories. He believes traders should adapt to the evolving market instead of waiting for patterns from past altcoin seasons. BlockchainCenter.Net data indicates it is not currently an altcoin season, with a score of 35. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes argues that altcoin season has been ongoing, but traders may have missed it by focusing on past trends rather than new opportunities. Hayes emphasizes the importance of identifying emerging narratives and coins, citing examples like Hyperliquid (HYPE) and Solana (SOL) as recent winners. He challenges the notion that altcoin seasons follow predictable patterns, urging traders to adapt to current market dynamics. Opinions on the timing and nature of the next altcoin season vary across the industry. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Jack__1214

Absolutely HYPE. HYPE would be the best option. It has more potential than any other altcoins.

iamjide91

Yes the end of the day, we dump all our alts to buy BTC. But I think alts like AIOZ, SOL, FIL, HYPE can make you accumulate BTC even faster.

Divay_vir

Hyperliquid’s fee numbers are definitely eye-catching, and I get why you’re thinking it could be the next big mover. Just be careful with jumping straight to a $300 target token price only follows revenue if the tokenomics actually funnel value back to holders. A few things I’d check: – Are those fees from real, sticky traders or just a temporary wave? – How does Hype’s utility compare to GMX/dYdX? – Is the market cycle helping or hurting entries right now? I grabbed early SOL too, but sizing reasonably saved me when other bets didn’t hit. If you end up moving assets across chains for HYPE, Rubic has been useful since it aggregates a ton of liquidity.

LargeSnorlax

Altcoins are betting on trends and hype, they're not "legitimate investing" and anyone who's looking at them like that needs to give their head a shake Buying HYPE or HBAR (just for examples) is not like buying Johnson and Johnson / AMD (#20 and #32 in marketcap in crypto / real businesses) because they are not real businesses making real products You're betting on them to become popular enough on a certain timeframe and then sell them at a price that's beneficial for you For instance, u/Aerocryptic down there was buying [TAO](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bittensor) when it was $50 back in 2023 and (hopefully) made a good amount of profit when the AI boom took off because of it Back when I saw meme popularity was rising in 2023 I was balls deep in SOL liquidity pools and as a result picked up huge profits on stuff like WIF and POPCAT Anyone who was in the ordinals trend when it first started made money - Same with getting into the ATOM ecosystem hype back when it was big The thing is, those aren't businesses like in the real world - You don't hold altcoins forever. Hype and trends die down, and then too so do altcoin prices. WIF is down 90% from its high, ATOM has been breaching all time lows for a while. You're not meant to hold them in your 401k. Their prices don't continue to go up forever. You have to make decisions and trade accordingly.

ENCODEDPARTICLES

In response to OP via Ai: — 1. BITCOIN IS NOT “CRASHING.” IT’S DOING WHAT IT ALWAYS DOES AFTER A BIG RUN-UP. Bitcoin hit a new all-time high around $126,000, and every time that happens, it has a big cooldown afterward. This cooldown is called a wave-4 correction, and it usually drops 20–30%. This is exactly what we’re seeing now. It’s normal, not a disaster. — 2. NOVEMBER IS “USUALLY” A GOOD MONTH, BUT ONLY DURING THE HYPE STAGE. Right now Bitcoin is not in the hype stage. It’s in the cooling-down stage. So the old November pattern doesn’t matter this year. — 3. A LOT OF TRADERS WERE USING BORROWED MONEY (LEVERAGE). THEY GOT LIQUIDATED LIKE DOMINOES. When the price dipped a little… Borrowed traders → got forced to sell → selling made price fall faster → more liquidations → more selling → repeat. This is what caused the fast drop. It wasn’t because “Bitcoin is dying.” It was because too many people were overconfident and got wiped out. — 4. ETF BUYING CHANGED THE TIMING OF THE CYCLE — NOT THE CYCLE ITSELF. Bitcoin did not “break.” It just peaked earlier than usual because of ETFs. So the correction also came earlier. Nothing strange. Just a shifted timeline. — 5. A RED NOVEMBER DOESN’T AUTOMATICALLY MEAN A RED DECEMBER. People saying that are looking at a tiny number of years, and most of those years were bear markets. This year is not a bear market. It’s a mid-cycle cooldown. Calling for months of doom is not based on real technical evidence. — SIMPLE SUMMARY: • Bitcoin went very high • It cooled off (very normal) • Leverage made the drop look bigger • Nothing broke • Nothing is unusual for this stage • The long-term trend is still intact There is no reason to think Bitcoin is “over” or entering years of decline. This is exactly what it usually does in the middle of every cycle.

Lega17

You cant trust this guy, thats for sur. Arthur Hayes sold his entire HYPE position for a $823K profit, citing a Ferrari purchase. The sale came weeks after he predicted a 126x surge in HYPE at WebX 2025.

Automatic-Chance6499

Are the people that aren’t seen any innovation just not following the right channels and platforms? ICP, SUI, KAS, TAO, HYPE, some projects on SOL, there are things happening in the web3 space they are reshaping the future of the Internet and finance… after three years I can see where it’s easy to be jaded because of how goddamn manipulated Price action is, but the same there’s no future and nothing‘s happening in crypto it’s kind of just ignorant from a birds eye perspective

UnobtainiumIsHard

He’s going to get a massage season 2 HYPE airdrop and then lose all that as well.

MakCapital

If it's not Bitcoin it should only be the networks people actually issue on and trade on. That's Hyperliquid & Solana. Could argue Ethereum, but makes more sense after it scales or monetizes L2s. That's it. Literally no one uses Cardano. It runs 1tps max. A ghost town even after all these years of pushing for adoption. Solana can execute more trades in a couple days than Cardano has seen in its entire existence. Solana & Hyperliquid returned billions to investors this cycle. Cardano returned nearly 0. Doge is a meme, but at least it doesn't pretend to be anything else. Memes trend to 0 against BTC. Always. Don't understand how crypto buyers are still so lost. There's only one Bitcoin. The only L1 that gets a rev exception. Everything else you're buying better be the place everyone issues and trades on. That activity can be monetized. Nearly 2 decades of proof any coin without activity eventually trends to 0 against BTC. Need value producing assets, but doesn't mean some won't see massive meme pumps along the way. Eventually the meme pump ponzi game fizzles. This does not make a good investment. Use prediction markets or perps if you're here to gamble. Coins & tokens just represent ownership over something else. Just like a stock represents ownership over a company. SOL, HYPE, ADA represent ownership over those networks. Don't own things no one uses. Same applies to tokens. USDC is ownership over fiat. JLP is ownership over an index. Nvdax token is ownership over Nvidia. Protocol tokens are ownership over the protocol (with no regulatory guarantees if admin keys are still in play). Understand what you own when you buy any token or coin. Make sure people actually use that thing you own or there's no way to capture value from it.

jawni

almost every alt, the few that have substantial usage have upward trending charts or are too choppy to be considered downtrends. eg. ETH, BNB, TRX, SOL, HYPE, LINK, Whether or not those outperform BTC depend on when you buy.

Dry-Illustrator-5277

BTC, ETH, SOL. Last one either ICP, LINK or HYPE Do a 40, 30, 15, 15 split

piggleii

Yeah, you could say HYPE was the only one. Can't think of any other.

TheBCHKing

The trick is to try to get more people to keep buying in, driving the price up. With enough more people it can go back up over 115k and you can be back in profit. Just keep up the hype hype HYPE!

IsItSafe2Speak

A huge portion of my portfolio is in BTC, ETH, SOL, and LINK. smaller amounts in HYPE and SUI.

IsItSafe2Speak

Im not worried about BTC and ETH. I more concerned with ALTS like SOL, SUI, HYPE, HBAR etc..

anon-187101

not true. Take something like hyperledger, for instance - there would never be a HYPE and a HYPE2 due to a fork.