#DeFiLossesTop600MInApril 2026 Macro-Data Validation & Market Nuance The "Compression" you’ve noted is backed by specific shifts in the traditional-to-crypto liquidity bridge. Here is how the current numbers align with your strategy: 1. The DXY & Yield Pivot You mentioned the DXY trading near 98–100. Current Reality: The Dollar Index closed the first week of May at 98.16. The recent rejection at the 100 level was fueled by Yen intervention (BoJ), providing a temporary "breathing room" for Bitcoin. Yield Pressure: The 10-Year US Treasury is currently yielding 4.38%, while the 30-Year has climbed to 4.97%. This nearly 5% "risk-free" return on the long end is the primary reason capital is "circulating slowly" rather than flooding into high-beta altcoins. 2. Energy Inflation: The Hidden Brake Your note on Oil above $100 is the critical "inflation sticky-point" for 2026. Brent Crude: Currently trading at $108.17 (with spikes up to $118 in late April). Impact: This keeps the Fed from aggressive rate cuts. As long as Brent stays in triple digits, the "structural reset" you described remains the base case, as it limits the availability of speculative liquidity. 3. Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D) Dynamics The Threshold: You identified a range of 60% to 62%. Current Data: BTC Dominance recently broke the psychological 60.63% mark. This is the highest level seen so far in 2026. The "Alt-Season" Trigger: Your assessment of a 55% dominance drop is the correct "signal" to watch. Until Bitcoin sheds this 60%+ weight, any altcoin move is likely a "liquidity-driven spike" (a "pump and dump") rather than a sustainable trend.While supply is expanding, the "Velocity of Capital" is low. Smart money is currently using stables as a yield-bearing hedge (likely through RWA protocols or on-chain T-bill wrappers) rather than active trading collateral. This creates a "Dry Powder" effect. When the DXY breaks the 97.50 support or yields show a decisive downward trend, that accumulated stablecoin supply will likely trigger the 50% to 150% expansion you forecasted.

Bitcoin bulls' historical data in May of this year: Bitcoin has already increased by +2.46% in May this year, following an +11.87% rally in April, continuing to keep the bulls in control. Historically, the average gain in May is +7.77%, with a median return of +5.98%, which means if history repeats itself, $BTC still has room to rise.

$BTC $ETH Should we keep hanging on like this for now, hoping to have a chance to enter before noon tomorrow? If we still can't enter, then replan the position.😔!