Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP جذب Wealthy Investors as Altcoins Flash Oversold Signals

Wealthy crypto investors are concentrating fresh buying in major assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and XRP (XRP), while a handful of smaller tokens are flashing extreme ‘oversold’ signals on momentum gauges—highlighting a market that is simultaneously defensive and selectively distressed.

According to a snapshot of high-net-worth investor positioning from Monday ET, major coins dominated the top ranks in both holdings and recent purchases. Bitcoin (BTC) was listed with an 83% share, followed by Ethereum (ETH) at 80%. XRP (XRP) came next at 70%, while Solana (SOL) registered 48% and Ethereum Classic (ETC) stood at 35%.

The distribution underscores a familiar pattern during uncertain stretches: capital tends to rotate toward assets viewed as relatively liquid and battle-tested. In practical terms, ‘major-centric’ accumulation often reflects a preference for deeper order books and tighter spreads—conditions that can matter more than upside potential when volatility is elevated or direction is unclear.

In contrast, technical momentum readings pointed to sharp selling pressure in several altcoins. As of Monday 15:59 UTC, BitTorrent (BTT) printed an RSI of 0.00% / 0.00%, placing it in what traders typically describe as an ‘extreme oversold’ zone. Other tokens with very weak RSI readings included Request (REQ) at 8.57% / 0.00%, LumiWave (LWA) at 10.75% / -0.27%, Sign (SIGN) at 11.98% / +0.09%, and Falcon Finance (FF) at 13.81% / +0.25%.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) compares the magnitude of recent gains to recent losses to estimate the intensity of buying versus selling pressure. In most market conventions, an RSI below 30 is considered ‘oversold’, suggesting selling may be stretched. However, RSI is a secondary indicator and can remain depressed for extended periods in strong downtrends, particularly in lower-liquidity tokens where sharp gaps and thin books can distort momentum signals.

Market watchers say the key question is whether these heavily discounted names are entering a sustainable ‘bottoming’ phase—or merely reflecting continued risk-off positioning as larger investors stick to majors. Any attempted rebound is likely to be scrutinized for confirmation from trading volume, broader market trend direction, and signs of volatility stabilization rather than RSI alone.

The diverging signals—steady accumulation in BTC and ETH alongside extreme oversold readings in smaller assets—suggest a market bifurcation: cautious capital is consolidating in large caps, while pockets of the altcoin complex are struggling to find equilibrium. How long that gap persists may shape near-term liquidity flows across the broader crypto market.