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After years of hustling in the crypto market, I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon: whenever there’s a major crash, whether it’s #美联储重启降息步伐 or other altcoins, they all basically plunge together, with several consecutive days of relentless decline—sometimes the drop is enough to scare anyone.



But what’s fascinating is that when the market bottoms out and bounces back, these coins show an incredible level of correlation—some rally violently with aggressive gains, and even those coins that usually perform so-so still manage to catch some upward momentum and recover a bit.

This kind of market correlation is truly thought-provoking. Unlike certain traditional assets, where a downturn can feel like a bottomless pit and make people anxious.
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CrossChainMessengervip
· 10h ago
Ha, this is the magic of crypto. When it drops, everyone suffers together; when it rises, everyone celebrates together—like a single entity. --- Fed rate cut? Wake up, the coins are already down. This stuff moves in the exact opposite direction of traditional finance logic. --- I just want to know, how is it always the same group screaming at the bottom, only to get slapped in the face when the price pumps right after? --- Honestly, it's just a liquidity game. When the bears gang up, nobody can escape; when the bulls fight back with momentum, you can make big profits. Nothing mysterious about it. --- It looks like correlation, but it’s really just the main players fleecing the newbies. Don’t treat this kind of pattern as a law. --- That bounce off the bottom is insane. If I didn’t still have some coins in hand, I would’ve been shaken out long ago. --- But seriously, when traditional assets drop, it’s nowhere near as thrilling as in crypto—at least you don’t get that instant reversal rush.
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GasFeeLovervip
· 12h ago
The correlation is strong, but I feel like as soon as the rate cut expectation comes out, I should increase my position, otherwise I always miss out.
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DefiOldTrickstervip
· 12h ago
Ha, Fed rate cuts? Been waiting for that—I was arbitraging this stuff back in ‘07, you’re late to the game if you’re just starting now. --- To put it simply, it’s just market makers dumping to build positions. They scare off retail investors with price drops, then pump the price and cash in on the rebound. I’m tired of seeing the same old tricks. --- Strong correlation? Yeah, right. It’s all manipulated by the same hand. BNB dropped today and I immediately checked the on-chain data—no way retail investors could coordinate that well. --- Catching a piece of the rebound? Man, you’re too conservative. Real veterans start reinvesting on the second day of a crash so when the rebound comes, their annualized yield doubles. --- Traditional assets are a bottomless pit? Wake up—liquidation levels in crypto are even crazier. What I saw in 2017 is beyond what you could imagine. --- There’s nothing mysterious about this phenomenon. It all comes down to capital flow. When big money moves in or out, small tokens just follow along. There’s no real correlation, just being dragged along for the ride. --- You’re still studying this? What you should be focusing on is surviving the bear market and hedging strategies for going long and short.
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HodlTheDoorvip
· 12h ago
Well... to put it bluntly, it means the whales are just playing us. They dump and pump together, and retail investors are always the last ones left holding the bag.
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CryptoCrazyGFvip
· 12h ago
Interest rate cuts are just a smokescreen; in our market, it still all depends on the big players accumulating positions, haha.
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FantasyGuardianvip
· 12h ago
As soon as rate cut expectations emerge, everything really moves together. But honestly, this correlation is only satisfying when things are dropping; when it comes to going up, it still depends on Bitcoin’s performance.
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