#PostToWinNESS

The market has been both exhausting and preparing opportunities at the same time in recent days. The fact that these two happen simultaneously is actually the nature of crypto... But in the last few days, I’ve started to look at the flow in NESS a bit differently. Because there’s a significant disconnect between what the numbers are showing and what people are saying.

Here’s the picture as I see it:

The market is in the fear zone, and while everyone is discussing the depth of the pullback, there’s an interesting “silent accumulation” flow happening in some alts. In these types of periods, price movement alone doesn’t tell the full story. The fine details in on-chain data speak volumes.

The wallet movements in NESS over the last 10 days especially caught my attention. The volume isn’t very aggressive; but the number of wallets is steadily increasing. This usually indicates two things:
1. Long-term holders are not panic selling
2. New investor inflow is small but consistent
This is generally one of the most reliable scenarios at the bottom.

There’s also an interesting equation on the macro side. The probability of a rate cut is increasing, the Fed has stopped quantitative tightening, global risk appetite is low but stabilizing. In such periods, money first goes to BTC, and then in the first cycle, shifts to “high-structure” alts. With its recent price structure, NESS seems to be trying to secure a place on this second wave list.

From a technical perspective, the chart has been saying the same thing for a while: sharp drops are now being met more quickly by buyers. This shows that a “hidden support line” is forming beneath the trend. The holds above 0.382 on the Fibonacci are especially strong. Breakdowns don’t last because they aren’t accompanied by volume. In other words, the market is waiting for a spark upwards.

My personal view:
In these kinds of projects, the real opportunity is not when the price is at the bottom, but when the market hasn’t noticed the story yet. That’s exactly where NESS is right now. It’s quiet, not talked about much, there’s no aggressive pump, but on-chain data shows something is being prepared from the inside.

If I were (, which I am), during such periods I wouldn’t look at the short term, but at what is changing in the project’s behavior. The change here is clear:
Volume is low, selling pressure is weak, the number of wallets is increasing, and a macro catalyst is being prepared.

That’s why I don’t see NESS as just “an ordinary alt.” When the market panic dissipates, it’s usually projects that have gone through these quiet periods that make the most aggressive runs. Again, there’s no certainty, but the data-driven probabilities speak well.

The hardest thing in crypto is patience. But sometimes patience rewards you from where you least expect it.
NESS is currently exactly in that kind of spot on my radar.