Yesterday we tracked the halving. Today, we chase the aftermath.

When Bitcoin tightens supply and climbs, liquidity spills into altcoins. Historically, Ethereum, Litecoin, and mid-cap DeFi tokens surge in the months after. It’s not random—it’s rotation. Smart money rides BTC first, then hunts the next undervalued rocket.

But timing matters. Jump too early and you’re dead weight. Jump too late and you’re exit liquidity. Watch BTC dominance charts, alt/BTC pairs, and volume spikes to catch the handoff.

Tomorrow, we’ll dive into one altcoin metric that reveals whether a pump’s real—or rotten.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

In 2017, after Bitcoin’s halving-fueled surge, Ethereum rose over 9,000% in under a year—while some lesser-known alts saw returns over 20,000%.

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