Recent market fluctuations have indeed been significant. Bitcoin has fallen below the 90,000 mark, with 477 million liquidation orders executed, and investors holding XRP, XLM, and HBAR are beginning to waver. But what I want to point out is that my years of experience in the crypto market tell me—selling now is no different than handing your chips over to the institutions.

"Prices have dropped so much, if you don't sell, you'll be trapped." This kind of voice appears every time the market adjusts. The problem is, those who truly understand the market know that periods of volatility are actually the best window for big players to shake out their positions. Currently, XRP, XLM, and HBAR are in a critical accumulation phase. Experts have long warned against making rash moves; this is not blind optimism, but an objective judgment based on data.

Let’s look at some hard data. From the liquidity cycle perspective, this is one of the core indicators for market judgment. The liquidity vacuum at the end of last year has dissipated, and after entering 2026, the market is experiencing a dual recovery in liquidity and market sentiment—this is clearly reflected in the continuous inflow of funds into US spot ETFs. The liquidity data for XRP, XLM, and HBAR has recently strengthened collectively. Especially XRP, which broke through the key resistance level of $1.96 with increased volume in early January, with daily trading volume soaring to 15.44 million. Although there was a correction afterward, prices remained stable above $2.00.

What do these signals point to? Institutional positioning signals. The opportunity to bottom fish is often hidden in the most panic-stricken moments.