The market is on the verge of overheating: Analysis of the current liquidity inflow
Analyzing the latest capital flow data, I see a clear signal: the market is receiving a powerful influx of fresh funds. Over the past 24 hours, the volume of deposits on leading exchanges has increased by 18%, reaching $2.3 billion. This is not just a random spike — it is a systematic accumulation of positions by major players.
Where is the money going?
The main flow is directed toward top-tier altcoins. Ethereum (ETH) recorded an inflow of $780 million, which is 34% higher than the weekly average. Solana (SOL) also shows steady growth — plus $420 million. Bitcoin, the traditional benchmark, is showing a modest +15% in deposit volume, which may indicate a shift in investor priorities.
Interestingly, most of these funds — about 65% — came from decentralized wallets rather than fiat gateways. This suggests that experienced participants are entering the game, not retail newcomers. They are preparing for a significant move, likely in anticipation of the halving or an ETF decision.
My analysis and forecast
Such a concentration of capital in altcoins is a classic sign of the start of altseason. If the current trend continues, we could see a 20-30% rise in the OTHERS index over the next two weeks. However, don't get complacent: liquidity inflows often precede sharp corrections to shake out weak hands. I recommend taking partial profits at resistance levels and keeping stop-losses tight.
My professional opinion: The market is gearing up for volatility. If you haven't hedged your positions, now is the time to review your risk management. An inflow is not always a rally — sometimes it's a trap.