What’s the Move When Everything’s Red?

Lately when I open my crypto portfolio, I take one look, see the bloodbath, and close the app before I start overthinking. Every time Bitcoin loses a support level, the rest of the market just caves in. Altcoins have zero momentum, books are thin, and even decent news barely moves price. It’s the kind of environment where holding feels heavy, and avoiding the charts starts to feel like the only sane option.

But after the annoyance passes, I remind myself I’ve traded through cycles like this before. Sharp drops, long dead periods, and then out of nowhere the market wakes up. The coins with actual demand survive, and when the shift finally comes, it usually catches most people sleeping. So instead of asking where to run, I’m focusing on staying prepared cutting unnecessary exposure, and only taking small futures positions when the setup is clear enough to justify the risk to grab some wins in the Bitget trading club championship.

I don’t enjoy opening my portfolio right now, not even a little but I’m not tapping out. This market has recovered from uglier conditions, and when it does again, I want to be positioned, not chasing.