The trading volume 15 minutes before the opening returns to normal levels, significantly shrinking compared to the day before yesterday, and similar to yesterday. The volume yesterday was mainly driven by the afternoon rally. Based on today's pace, the overall trading volume is expected to decrease quite a bit.
But this doesn't necessarily mean the market will undergo a large adjustment. The main reason is that sector rotation is ongoing — the satellite sector is starting to cool down, and funds in other sectors are already brewing for a rebound. Probabilistically, the market should still be in a slight fluctuation pattern, mainly sideways.
However, those sectors that rely purely on hype may not be so lucky. Once the heat dissipates, the cooling process could happen much faster than expected.
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NftRegretMachine
· 19h ago
Here we go again with sideways consolidation on low volume, so boring
The chives at the wind outlet are probably about to be harvested again
Sector rotation, in plain terms, is capital fleeing
Yesterday's market movement was just a smoke screen, today the real deal will be revealed
Wait a minute, the satellite sector is cooling down, could the main theme be coming?
Pure hype should have cooled off long ago, deservedly so
Capital is brewing, sounds pretty mysterious
Just sideways, so be it, anyway I can't sleep
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BlockchainFries
· 19h ago
Decreased trading volume does not mean the market is dead; sector rotation is the real logic.
What's wrong with sideways movement? There are opportunities.
For those riding the trend, the cooling down is more intense than expected; it's time to clear the positions.
Insufficient volume but funds are shifting positions; that's the key.
Purely concept-driven sectors can't hold up; better to exit early.
As for sector rotation, understanding the rhythm to make money, following the trend to take over positions.
Even if trading activity is sluggish, there's no need to panic; the real money is quietly shifting.
Once the heat dissipates, the trending sectors are finished; I see through this wave clearly.
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SolidityNewbie
· 19h ago
The idea of sector rotation has become tiresome; we still need to look at capital flows to understand the situation.
With trading volume dropping so much, the hype sector is about to crash.
Consolidation? This time, it will probably repeatedly trap retail investors again.
The cooling of the satellite sector is just a prelude to retail investors getting shaken out; don't be fooled.
Funds are brewing a rebound, so it's best to run first, everyone.
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ChainChef
· 19h ago
volume's simmering down but nah, the market's just reshuffling ingredients... sector rotation's the real recipe here. those hype-driven plates though? they're about to get plated cold when the heat dies. pretty brutal tbh
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Ser_APY_2000
· 19h ago
A drop in trading volume isn't necessarily a bad thing; it depends on how the sector rotates.
Fast rotation can actually be a trap; sectors that are purely speculative should indeed fall.
Whether it's sideways movement or not depends on how funds are allocated; it feels like there might be some action this afternoon.
Those hot sectors cooled down too quickly, making it impossible to catch up.
The rapid cooling of sectors is real; yesterday they were hot, and today they're struggling.
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TideReceder
· 19h ago
Decreased trading volume is not to be feared; sector rotation is the real key
Satellite sector cools down, and capital begins to shift
Be cautious with purely speculative hot spots; once the heat dissipates, it cools off completely
Holding steady during sideways fluctuations is tolerable; the worst is those that drop silently
Making money depends on rotation; losing money depends on stubbornness. This time, it will again depend on who reacts quickly
The trading volume 15 minutes before the opening returns to normal levels, significantly shrinking compared to the day before yesterday, and similar to yesterday. The volume yesterday was mainly driven by the afternoon rally. Based on today's pace, the overall trading volume is expected to decrease quite a bit.
But this doesn't necessarily mean the market will undergo a large adjustment. The main reason is that sector rotation is ongoing — the satellite sector is starting to cool down, and funds in other sectors are already brewing for a rebound. Probabilistically, the market should still be in a slight fluctuation pattern, mainly sideways.
However, those sectors that rely purely on hype may not be so lucky. Once the heat dissipates, the cooling process could happen much faster than expected.