Top Altcoins Signal the End of Distribution—LINK, SEI & SUI Prices Set for a Rebound
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The post Top Altcoins Signal the End of Distribution—LINK, SEI & SUI Prices Set for a Rebound appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News As the crypto markets enter the weekend, volatility is slowly rising. The Bitcoin price is consolidating above the pivotal support zone after absorbing the short-term sellers, and XRP continues to maintain its stability. After weeks of volatility and forced liquidations, several large-cap altcoins are now trading in zones that historically coincide with late-stage sell pressure, not the start of fresh downtrends. Chainlink (LINK), Sei (SEI), and Sui (SUI) are all flashing similar signals on higher timeframes. Momentum Is Compressing, Not Collapsing Recent volatility has pushed several large-cap altcoins into deeply compressed momentum zones, but the structure does not resemble the start of a fresh breakdown. Instead of accelerating lower, price action is stabilizing as selling pressure fades and longer-term holders step in near key support levels. Source: X On the weekly timeframe, all three assets are trading with RSI readings in the low-to-mid 30s: LINK: Weekly RSI near 38 SEI: Weekly RSI around 32 SUI: Weekly RSI close to 34 Historically, these momentum levels tend to appear after prolonged selling, when downside acceleration slows, and marginal sellers are largely exhausted. Importantly, RSI is not signalling strong bullish momentum yet—but it is showing that there is little left to sell aggressively at current levels. This distinction matters. Bear markets usually begin with momentum expanding lower, not compressing near long-term support. Supply Is Absorbing—Why This Matters Going Forward Price action across LINK, SEI, and SUI shows a clear shift from distribution to stabilisation. Despite recent volatility, none of these assets has broken decisively below their higher-timeframe support zones. Pullbacks attract steady demand, suggesting the long-term holders will absorb the remaining supply, rather than panic sellers. This behaviour is inconsistent…
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