Most People Are Asking the Wrong Question About Altcoins Step one ➢ is understanding what kind of market we’re actually in. Right now, this isn’t a fear-driven selloff. It’s a liquidity pause..... so I think there should be more calm🧘♂️ but I guess that's not possible 😭 Volumes are thin, funding has normalized, and open interest is slowly unwinding. That tells me capital isn’t rushing to exit it’s stepping back to reassess. Step two ➢is recognizing what thin liquidity does to price. In these conditions, moves don’t need strong conviction to happen. Small orders can push price, bounces fade quickly, and “good news” stops mattering. Price becomes a function of flow, not narrative. Step three ➢is positioning logic. If liquidity is limited, chasing momentum becomes a losing game. The more useful question becomes: which altcoins can hold structure while being ignored? Assets that don’t break down in indifference often become leaders once attention returns. Step four ➢ Is the trigger. Rotation doesn’t start with noise; it starts with stabilization. If Bitcoin finds balance, capital won’t rotate everywhere it will move selectively. If BTC doesn’t stabilize, altcoins won’t crash dramatically; they’ll decay quietly. The picture becomes clearer this market isn’t broken. It’s undecided. Is this indecision building the base for selective rotation, or extending the waiting game?