These charts may not look like much, but I have been paying close attention to them and I can unequivocally say that as of just in the last few days/weeks, the reverberations from the FTX collapse have finally fully subsided, and the market values are about to take a wild swing upwards, similar to what is called a "correction" in the traditional stock markets, but crypto is not the stocks, and what we are going to see is a battle royale of newfangled trading automata going at it, with the larger, more-funded and older trading bots sucking the smaller, newer bots dry, until there are only the "big players" dominating the scene, and that trading frenzy is going to be the next Moonshot, and possibly also the downfall of the entire crypto scheme, with several possible reasons why.
The sudden upshift is going to send the bots into frenzies, which will almost certainly drive volumes through the roof to unprecedented levels, and, barring another sudden FTX-like shock to the systems, BTC, DOGE, SHIB, XRP, ETH, and LTC are some of the most reliable rockets to ride to the Moon, albeit now, more than ever, the markets are subject to wild fluctuations and there is an inevitable, impending doom-date just ahead, where the markets collapse, partially or entirely.
Before that happens, it is possible that BTC could reach over $1 million in value, and there really is no limit to how high any other crypto can go, either. DOGE is going to become at least hundreds of dollars, if not thousands and tens of thousands, during the next Moonshot. People say, "No, that's not possible because of market cap...." and their words turn to mushy "blah blah blah blah blah" because crypto markets are not beholden to market capital in the same limiting ways that stock markets are. I've written about this before, I won't waste more time going over that again now.
Myself, I haven't had any serious money in the game for a while now, because I needed to use my money at a time, and I was glad to have it to use. Since then, I haven't had the "extra" capital to re-invest.
If I did, I'd split my money between DOGE, SHIB, and XRP, and I'd be closely monitoring the volatility, and I'd be speculating about the best time to get my money back out, before it all comes tumbling down and nothing is worth anything in the cryptospheres.
