Wait! What? 🧐🤐
If altcoins have been under steady net sell pressure for 13 straight months and that number has reached $209B, that’s not just a dip that’s structural fatigue.
This isn’t a quick rotation. It’s distribution.
When you see that kind of persistent selling, it usually means three things:
Liquidity is thinning.
Speculation is cooling.
Investors are prioritizing safety over upside.
In past cycles, alt seasons were fueled by excess capital. Money flowed from BTC into higher beta plays. Right now, that flow looks reversed. Capital isn’t rotating, it’s exiting.
But here’s the part people miss: extreme, sustained sell pressure often shows up near exhaustion points. When sellers have been dumping for over a year, eventually there’s less supply left to offload.
That doesn’t guarantee a rebound tomorrow. It just means we’re closer to capitulation territory than euphoria.
The key question now isn’t “why are alts down?”
It’s “what catalyst brings buyers back?”
Without new liquidity, alts struggle.
With even modest inflows, they can move fast.
Thirteen months of selling is brutal.
But markets don’t trend in one direction forever.
Shate your Thoughts👇
