$AVAX – Heartbeat Looks Dead, But the Shark Is Breathing Steadily

Looking at the 15-minute chart of $AVAX, many people think it's "clinically dead"—candles moving sideways stiffly like an ECG machine with dead batteries. But for those familiar with reading price action, this isn't weakness but a highly familiar form of high-control trend for AVAX.

On the 4H timeframe, AVAX almost always follows a specific motif:
• Low volatility, moving sideways for a long time
• Occasionally throws a false break to shake out weak hands
• Then quickly recovers the candles, rebuilding the structure
• Gradually pushes the price up along a pre-drawn trajectory

This is the kind of price movement that big players love: not giving retail investors a chance to "catch the bus," shaking out anyone who can't endure the boredom, while those with enough patience sit in the right spot on the train.

More importantly: the AVAX ETF is looming ahead.

I'm still on board—no reason to jump off early. Just waiting for the ETF signal to flip the FOMO switch, and AVAX could very well run a move identical to $LINK ’s recent breakout just a few days ago.

Once the inflow of capital is strong enough and the chart shifts from a "flatline" to a "chaotic heartbeat," that's when I'll get off, lock in profits, and watch the frenzy from the sidelines.

Holding a position isn't hard—the hard part is keeping a clear head before the market starts screaming.