The data is right in front of us and will not lie. Currently, the weekly RSI of the top 100 alts across the entire network has collectively fallen to 39.31. What does this number mean? It means that the entire altcoin zone has entered a textbook-level of technical Oversold; to put it simply and bluntly - it has fallen as much as it can.

There is an interesting pattern in history. Whenever the RSI of alts collectively falls to this level, what usually follows is not a continued collapse, but rather a violent rebound that has been building up for a long time. The market's panic has been squeezed out, and smart money begins to move in the shadows. The question now is no longer "Will there be a rebound?" but "Who will become the leader of this rebound?"

But there is an easily overlooked issue here: when the market shifts from extreme fear to greed, does your portfolio really have enough stable assets to withstand the volatility during the process? A rebound is never a straight line, and fluctuations will still be the norm. Those floating profits can easily vanish in the roller coaster market.

This is why the decentralized stablecoin sector is worth paying attention to. The core logic behind it is actually quite simple – when you make money during a rebound of alts, you need a more robust way to store those profits than continuing to hold volatile assets. It’s not about completely withdrawing, but rather having a "ballast" concept that allows you to protect your gains during drastic market fluctuations.

Imagine this scenario: you bought some oversold alts, waiting for a rebound. The rebound did come, with a 50% increase over a month. But you know market sentiment is like a roller coaster, and it could pull back at any time. At this moment, a stable, reliable stablecoin becomes your escape pod—allowing you to truly "lock in profits" instead of giving it all back in greed.

This is the true trading wisdom: one must have enough ambition to seize rebound opportunities, as well as enough calmness to protect one's gains.