Dhaval Chauhan DC2612

Friends, I want to give you a bit of motivation and lift your morale.

Five or six years ago, the total crypto market value was around four hundred to five hundred billion dollars. Today, the total value of the crypto market is close to three trillion dollars, a size that rivals and even surpasses the world’s largest companies. Research on economics and trade has shown a very basic truth: capital protects itself. Yes, capital always finds a way to survive over time.

That is why it makes sense to focus on projects where large amounts of money are concentrated and that have been accepted by people. For me, this means the first twenty projects. The rest can only be considered with very small balances. Why the first twenty? Because this is where capital is concentrated. These projects are widely adopted, and when prices fall, people are very likely to buy them again.

Instead of entering the market in one single move, it is healthier to place buy orders gradually at lower levels. There is also a global market reality that rarely changes: the eighty–twenty rule. Roughly eighty percent of the market share belongs to Bitcoin, while the remaining twenty percent is spread across all altcoins. Thinking with this perspective helps clarify the bigger picture.

One more important point should not be ignored. In financial markets, capital-based average returns are around three percent. However, the shops and real businesses you see on the streets can generate returns of twenty, thirty, and sometimes even fifty percent. The real strategy is to focus on high-return businesses with serious capital and then use the income from those businesses to invest.

This is not investment advice. It is a mindset piece.
I wish you all success.
#Barisyildiz

In the blink of an eye, this week has already passed halfway. So how will the Bitcoin market trend this week? Let's take a look.

First Card: The Fool Upright
At the beginning of this week, unexpected market movements may occur, manifested as sudden rises or falls, breaking traditional technical analysis frameworks. Market sentiment leans towards risk-taking and speculation, with some funds possibly ignoring risks in pursuit of short-term opportunities, leading to increased volatility.
Second Card: The World Reversed
Indicates difficulty in breaking previous highs or key resistance levels, and the upward trend cannot form an effective closure.
- The market may fall into a consolidation structure of "lower high points" or "failed breakout", with previously accumulated profits facing liquidation pressure. It may not be able to hold key positions.

Third Card: Ten of Pentacles Reversed
Core Signals: Weakening ecological support, institutional fund divergences, weakening on-chain fundamentals.
Traditional financial institutions' attitude towards Bitcoin allocation may become cautious, leading to a slowdown in fund inflows or even net outflows.
If linked with the previous two cards, it suggests: Impulsive market (The Fool) → Unable to form a new trend (The World Reversed) → Ultimately exposing the underlying support's weakness (Ten of Pentacles Reversed).

Overall, two scenarios can be anticipated.
Scenario One (High to Low):
At the beginning of the week, positive news may drive prices up quickly, but failing to hold key positions, followed by a pullback due to weakening ecological data or institutional selling pressure.
Scenario Two (Volatility Breakout):
The Fool card may manifest as a downward "gap" or panic selling, while The World Reversed suggests a lack of strength in the rebound to repair the trend, ultimately the Ten of Pentacles Reversed points to breaking important support zones.

So, I am not very optimistic about the overall market this week.