Brothers, there's a signal worth paying attention to. Many industry traders have recently been emphasizing a phenomenon: the trend of altcoins is quietly guiding the next rhythm of the market.

Let's look at the current market temperature. The holiday atmosphere hasn't dissipated yet, large funds are generally on the sidelines, and major players currently have no desire to aggressively enter the market. Bitcoin has stabilized at the 84,000 level, and the selling pressure from the bears is clearly weakening. The entire market's trading volume is extremely low, and the order book is frighteningly thin—what does this mean? It means that once a few large buy orders come in, the market could be ignited.

A well-known trader's thinking is quite clear. His logic is to position below 90,000, with a clear upward expectation and a well-defined stop-loss point. Such an opportunity is much more stable than waiting until 95,000 to chase higher. At the same time, he is also selecting some small-cap assets, based on the logic that these coins tend to be more sensitive and react the fastest.

Don't forget, January has always been a high-volatility month. December just ended, and the market's restless mood could return at any time. If you're also pondering the next direction, the performance of altcoins is a good thermometer—they are usually a leading signal of market heating up.

Of course, there's no need to go all-in immediately, but at least be prepared. Don't be caught off guard when the volatility truly returns. What do you think about the upcoming performance of the altcoin sector?