
3 NOUVEAUX ALTCOINS ACCUMULÉS PAR LES INSTITUTIONS !! 🚨
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The speaker begins by discussing a crucial signal to observe in altcoins for potential bullish movements and introduces two new altcoins worth monitoring. Before delving into the main topic, they remind viewers about VIP access, mentorship, and code reports, which are available for free by signing up through a partner link. This involves registering via the provided link, then filling out a short form to unlock access. The process involves clicking "get my access," entering an email and ID, submitting the request, joining the Discord server, selecting "Wix affiliation," and inputting the UID to link the Wix account to Discord. This grants a VIP role for crypto VIP access and code reports after activity on Wix.
The speaker also highlights attractive bonuses currently available on Wix as part of a new campaign. These include a $20 bonus for depositing $100 USDT and maintaining the funds for 7 days, along with completing $1000 USDT in Futures trading. Additional bonuses include $10 for $100,000 in trading, $50 for $200,000, and $80 for $300,000, which are beneficial for Futures traders.
Moving to market analysis, the speaker emphasizes the importance of monitoring the Coin 50 index (Coin 50USDC.p on TradingView). This index, created by Coinbase, aggregates 50 assets and provides insight into market trends. Such products are increasingly appealing to institutional investors because they offer exposure to crypto assets without the complexity of choosing individual altcoins or Bitcoin. The Coin 50 index offers a more favorable risk-reward profile for institutions compared to individual altcoins and is expected to become more liquid over time. It is regulated in Europe due to its USDC denomination and is becoming accessible to US institutions as Coinbase secures necessary licenses for perpetual futures products.
Observing this index helps in understanding the overall market and institutional activity. Currently, the index shows consolidation, with signs pointing towards a potential bearish continuation. This pattern, described as a "consolidation manipulation phase," often precedes a bearish expansion or distribution. It involves price consolidation, stop-loss hunting, fakeouts to trap buyers, and then a re-integration and liquidation of lower lows. This bearish scenario remains valid until the price breaks above the re-integration candle and a specific fair value gap. Breaking this key level would theoretically open the possibility for a bullish rally to higher levels, potentially forming a bottom structure. However, it remains to be seen if this structure would lead to a new bull market or merely a retracement to fill fair value gaps before another decline. The speaker notes that if the index can break above the $300 range, it could signal a positive shift. The ideal scenario is to break out of the current range and specifically clear the fair value gap to confirm the breakout and initiate a retracement.
Another critical signal to watch is stablecoin issuance. The speaker stresses that bullish movements require significant stablecoin printing, indicating new capital entering the market. A lack of stablecoin issuance during pumps often suggests "fake pumps" or distribution, where existing capital is redistributed, trapping buyers. Conversely, accumulation phases see an influx of money, while distribution phases show no new money or even outflows. Recent data shows decreasing stablecoin printing: $3.4 billion in February, $2.3 billion in March, and only $416 million so far in April. This indicates a decline in demand for the crypto market, making sustained major trends unlikely for now. However, if Bitcoin breaks its range with new stablecoin impressions, it would signal institutional interest and a bullish sentiment.
The speaker then introduces three new altcoins added to the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) that are now on their watchlist due to institutional interest: Chainlink (LINK), Cardano (ADA), and Stellar Lumens (XLM). These were added around February 9th. The CME listing of these micro-futures products, while not yet highly liquid, is significant because futures markets allow large institutions to gain substantial exposure. Institutions often use futures to hedge their spot positions. For example, a hedge fund might buy $400 million worth of Chainlink on the spot market but short $300 million on the CME. This strategy provides liquidity and risk management, allowing them to cover long positions in case of adverse market events and adjust exposure by reducing shorts rather than buying more spot. This ensures they can quickly exit positions during a "Black Swan" event without causing further market panic or significant losses.
The addition of LINK, ADA, and XLM to the CME indicates these assets are attracting institutional attention. The CME does not list assets arbitrarily; they conduct due diligence and gauge institutional interest. This suggests that for institutions seeking regulated and easily manageable exposure to crypto, these assets, alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, are top contenders. The speaker speculates that Dogecoin might be a future addition due to its liquidity.
From a technical perspective, Chainlink, Cardano, and Stellar Lumens are currently in interesting zones, approaching 2022-2023 lows and fair value gaps. While this doesn't guarantee a bottom, it presents attractive long-term entry points for institutions aiming to accumulate at lower prices and potentially sell at annual highs. These levels are considered prime for institutional positioning.
In conclusion, the speaker emphasizes that while some individuals may be losing faith in crypto, the CME listings signal growing institutional interest and demand. The ability for institutions to trade these assets in a regulated environment, even staying within the fiat system by using ETFs and hedging with CME futures, makes these assets particularly appealing. The speaker will continue to monitor these assets and encourages viewers to subscribe for updates on new CME listings.