@KoroushAK: In the last 7 days, more money...

In the last 7 days, more money has LEFT Solana than any other major chain

CT is calling for a Solana top, while others say this is a bottom signal

Here are 3 key insights you can use to make MAJOR profits from this shift:

I'll share 3 scenarios with you. Pick one and focus on it to make money;

-Fastest outflow trends (Riskiest)
-Majors volatility (Safest)
-Outflows driving ecosystem inflows (Mixed)

I'll even share a strategy that works in all 3 cases. Let's begin:

1. Fastest Outflow Trends (Riskiest)

If the SOL outflows continue, the strongest trends will be downtrends in coins where money is leaving the fastest

In SOL's case, that is memes. To trade it, do this:

-Pick 3-4 Major coins with a high market cap
Low marketcap coins can be easily pumped and manipulated

-Mark key structural support levels
Use these levels as breakdown trade triggers for shorting

-Execute shorts
If your setups show up, execute shorts. Example:

FARTCOIN has been in a downtrend since its January ATH

This downtrend has given MAJOR short opportunities to trade with the momentum of the downtrend

The chart is already down -88%+ but with a $300Mil market cap, more outflows can continue to give short opportunities.

(Many such cases in other high-marketcap coins)

2. Majors Volatility (Safest)

As traders, we can make money in any direction as long as the market is volatile.

The safest play for most traders is to use this sentiment-driven volatility to trade Solana, Ethereum, and any major chain being speculated on.

To do this,

-Use a market scanner to study the change in volume in major chains.
(I use Orion Terminal but you can use CoinGecko/ CoinMarketCap too)

-Trade key breakouts/ reversals on the chain with the highest volume.
(You can use volume, volatility or market cap filters too)

Example: If BNB is being traded a lot, look for LTF trades here.

These are safer than trying to trade illiquid memecoins but still volatile enough to make good money on.

Trusted L1s like BNB, ETH, LTC, etc. are safer plays to trade

3. Outflows driving ecosystem inflows (Mixed)

For most traders, a balanced approach is the most attractive.

This is where we use the outflow and inflow data together and enter ecosystem tokens.

This is exactly how I shifted my analysis focus on CAKE last week.

To start,

Pick an ecosystem where high inflows are happening. This is where;
-Investors feel safer
-Money flows are the best
-The highest gainers will happen

We will trade these ecosystem coins.

For example, the majority of outflows from Solana went to BNB Chain.

This is a trigger to look for coins within the BNB ecosystem that money will pump into.

The trick is to find a balance between marketcap and safety:

Use this framework to start off;

-Higher marketcap = lower gains but safest bets
-Lowest marketcap = higher gains but riskier bets

Example: CAKE ($730M MC) pumped 150%+ in 6 days while BNB ($96Bil MC) only pumped ≈30%...

But Cake fell 27% while BNB is only down ≈10%

You can apply this theory to coins across any chain with inflow increases

Then pick a niche/ market cap range you want to trade and take advantage of the volatility.

Just make sure to use tested strategies that have proven to work in these market conditions.

I've shared my Mean Reversion strategy one last time for free

Download this PDF now and start making money on the shift

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