This guy lol
It's actually a poor example
You don’t judge rotation in the middle of a liquidation
When markets flush, everything drops together, whether rotation exists is judged after the selling stabilizes

This is a great example of what I meant
When Gold drops, so does Bitcoin.
No rotation.
People in the comments don't like it, but that is what the markets tell us.  x.com/intocryptovers…

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he's basically claiming that when people sell, prices go down

It's been happening for months now. I provided one example.
Though a shitcoiner like you will never accept any amount of evidence to change your mind.
You will just keep telling your followers that alts are good investments and mocking anyone who told them to avoid alts.
But I get it, you have to keep up the charade of alt season because to admit you were wrong is something you will never consider.

you sit there holding shitcoins thinking that the rally in metals will save your portfolio
it will not

That’s a different argument.
We were talking rotation, not portfolio choices.
No one suggested sitting in shitcoins in this market.

You’re arguing against a position I don’t hold.
I don’t tell people to sit in high-risk alts as long-term investments.
I trade alts to accumulate BTC.
Treating all alt activity as bagholding is a misunderstanding of how traders use them.
Not all alt activity is investment.
Some of it is strategy.