Cena Velociraptor TwitterVELO

While  $BTC  lacks direction, $VELO and $BAY has been where my attention goes. BTC has been indecisive but BAY's price action has been more readable, which made it easier to stay active without forcing trades in phase 16 of Bitget's Crazy 48H, which by the way, is ending in the next 6, and I’m holding a top 16 position. That’s mostly because this event doesn’t force volume. The reward range is wide: Top 1st: $643M Top 10th: over $292k And even lower ranks still count. In uncertain BTC conditions, that kind of setup feels refreshing. Catch up here: https://bitget.com/launchhub/trading-club/232919?utmSource=Twitter

$VELO weekly chart shows price pressing into the $0.015–$0.016 zone as momentum begins to improve. Several higher-timeframe indicators are shifting bullish: 1. The weekly MACD is close to a positive crossover 2. The weekly Stochastic RSI remains firmly in bullish range 3. The weekly RSI is trending higher and approaching a move above the 50 level

$VELO dip doesn’t surprise me. When Bitcoin dominance pushes near 60%, mid-cap alts usually struggle. Traders want safety and liquidity, not experiments. Right now, $VELO is paying the price for being in the “wrong season,” not necessarily for doing anything wrong.

$VELO  pulling back a bit after a strong 7-day run feels normal. Sellers showed up at resistance, not panic selling. If it holds above the short-term average, I see this as a pause, not a breakdown