In the major cycle of the crypto market, Bitcoin may dominate the overall direction, but the driving forces behind it are often overlooked. Since tracking the performance of Solana from the second half of 2023, an interesting phenomenon has gradually emerged: when Solana hovers around 32, the actual trading operations through contracts confirm this logic — the rise and fall of altcoins are not only determined by Bitcoin, but Bitcoin itself is also dancing to the rhythm of Solana.

This is not a simple correlation hypothesis, but a pattern observed over more than two years of trading cycles, through multiple rounds of decline waves and rebound waves. Whenever the market is about to change direction, early detection of Solana's abnormal signals often allows for accurate prediction of subsequent trends. Whether it's a slight correction or a major reversal, this invisible causal chain has been practically validated.

This indicates that when analyzing Bitcoin's movements, relying solely on BTC indicators is no longer comprehensive enough. The true market secret lies in the subtle interactions between mainstream altcoins and Bitcoin that are often ignored.