[The week FTX collapsed, AVAX fell to $ 13—many people thought it was over]
So what?
Those who sold in fear—now their guts are green with regret.
I’m not saying this to be cold. I’m saying it with data.
Right now, the market looks exactly like back then—BTC’s market share is 55.7%, the Fear Index is 19, and everything is in mourning. But have you noticed one detail?
AVAX has gone 7 straight days without making a new low, and it’s even up slightly by 1% over the last 24 hours.
What does that mean?
It means someone is quietly accumulating.
And the trading volume is interesting too. It’s been put out very heavily—at a scale that retail investors definitely can’t produce. What are the big players doing? You don’t need me to spell it out.
Down 95%, how much lower can the valuation go?
Of course, I’m not telling you to go all-in right now. Bottom-fishing has its own rules:
Build positions in batches—never full size. Set your stop-loss line. That’s discipline. Any idle funds should be at least the kind you don’t need for a year.
Buying the bottom in extreme fear is against human nature—most people can’t do it.
So I ask you: will you make your move when others are at their most terrified?
So what?
Those who sold in fear—now their guts are green with regret.
I’m not saying this to be cold. I’m saying it with data.
Right now, the market looks exactly like back then—BTC’s market share is 55.7%, the Fear Index is 19, and everything is in mourning. But have you noticed one detail?
AVAX has gone 7 straight days without making a new low, and it’s even up slightly by 1% over the last 24 hours.
What does that mean?
It means someone is quietly accumulating.
And the trading volume is interesting too. It’s been put out very heavily—at a scale that retail investors definitely can’t produce. What are the big players doing? You don’t need me to spell it out.
Down 95%, how much lower can the valuation go?
Of course, I’m not telling you to go all-in right now. Bottom-fishing has its own rules:
Build positions in batches—never full size. Set your stop-loss line. That’s discipline. Any idle funds should be at least the kind you don’t need for a year.
Buying the bottom in extreme fear is against human nature—most people can’t do it.
So I ask you: will you make your move when others are at their most terrified?