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Crypto sentiments in November has been crazy

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So officially, 2026, looks like the worst year to be in crypto since 2013, and this isn't even because of prices alone. For context, even in years that BTC always bottoms and even during the FTX crash in 2022, the market hasn't looked so uncertain.

The biggest selling trends are currently meme coin trading or launching and rugging crypto on places like pumpfun, while this is usually normal for a bear market year, the market just feels drab.

Also, there was a crash that happens a few days back, and it affected stocks too, a lot of people noticed a crash to their stock asset, and it was simultaneous with the dump we've been seeing with crypto in the past few days.

So, basically the latest dumps hasn't been a crypto thing alone, but the fact still remains that it added salt to the injury of the situation of the market.

So BTC dipped to 75k, and there's still no guarantee that the market dump is over. At the moment we're not just looking at price based on the market metrics alone, we're looking at price based on whatever is happening, which is currently not looking like a crypto market situation thingy.

For example the dump we saw in June and July were really justifiable, because the market was expected to dump, but the unexpected dump is looking strange, considering the fact that October was a red month for crypto and November is looking red, (although it's the seventh day and there's still a lot of room for a turnaround) and having a consecutive red even though we look to be away from the danger zone (the bottom) is another strange sign that the dump is unexpected and not looking normal.

However, as I said, plenty of time to still turn things around. Personally I felt November might get back some of those gains that was lost in October, simply because it makes sense to.

I also didn't think we're going to be in the red, while preparing to get into the year of consolidation, and that was why I felt November and December was supposed to be good and BTC might even hit 90k, by the end of the year.

This isn't still over, there's plenty of time for this to happen, but this is a big reminder that the market can come up with whatever surprises, with either pumps or dumps regardless of how the playbook is supposed to go by.

So, this is another thing I'll always consider in my price analysis. Dumps or irrational pumps can happen anywhere and anytime irrespective of how the market is poised, and this is also something to always consider when we're considering the trajectory of the market.

However, BTC still looks very healthy at this point, even though it's at 75k. I think the effect on alts is what exactly makes it look really bad, and considering the fact that BTC is mostly held by big corporations and possibly a few BTC maxis (for the tech, and for a potential x10 in 12 years time) I think this just spells the situation of the market.

Conclusion...

At the end of the day, sentiment is always horrible when BTC dumps, not because a lot of people are holding it, but because it just looks like over 80% of people are into alts which exactly is how you can make money.

BTC has always been about security though, more than profit, and if profit was as good as one BTC like it's with alts when they're pumping, then 90% of alt projects will not survive since all the money and all the protection is actually there when you just buy and hodl BTC.

Back to the sentiments and dumps, I think this will take it's time, and probably the sentiments will start shifting again when the year is over I believe.

In August, prices were decent, and looking like a massive recovery, but fast-forward to November, we can no longer say the same, because the sentiment shifted a little. Think it's going to be really difficult in January, and we'd only need to wait a little time.

Comments · 7

  • @jfang003(78)· 20h

    It's going to be rough. I think one other thing to consider it the AI companies trying to go public. It's going to show whether or not the companies can last, but I still think there is a few more years until we truly see AI as profitable or not because some companies won't record it as a lost until then.

  • @jimmy.adames(74)· 1d

    You calling 2026 the worst year in crypto since 2013 caught my eye. Rough year for sure, but I've been around long enough to know these stretches don't last forever.

  • @kellyane(73)· 1d

    I'm hoping the market will finally shift from dump to pump, but so far November still seems to be a bloody market. Hopefully, we'll see a turnaround soon.

  • @bhattg(81)· 1d

    Seens like a lot of things are going all over the world. So people are so much cost yes and they want to protect their money and not everyone is ready for too much loss. And most of the investors are waiting for the war and other things to get over 🙂. I believe if the the war and other conflicts are over than you might see a good pump in crypto and share market also.

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  • @tinble(52)· 1d

    when everyone is taught the same trading patterns the masses becomes exit liquidity to the whales

  • @emreal(72)· 1d

    I joined crypto not so long but honestly, I have never seen anything like what is happening in the market currently, it's just like the market is doing what's doing and your analysis has no power over it.

    For the very first time, whenever I come to the market, I just look expecting whatever that will happen to happen, instance of predicting it based on technical facts. It's quite painful.

    Last week I was discussing with someone, and he was raising a concern fearing whether the crypto market is coming to a total crash due to how long the market has been bearish and how people are dumping it badly.

    Well, we hope for good news, I got motivated reading through... Whatever happens, we are here.

  • @earnology(51)· 1d

    that simultaneous stock market crash really added a strange layer to everything happening right now since it usually feels like crypto operates in its own bubble