SELL THESE ALTCOINS! (These Chains Are DEAD)

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**Nick Valdez** (0:27)
Wayfair, every style, every home. These altcoins are dead and this is not hyperbole or exaggeration. These chains are actual ghost hounds. But instead of a steel mill shutting down, these are just blockchains that have no users. Altcoins stuck in a digital graveyard. Now some of you probably hold some of these altcoins, so this is a very important video for your portfolio if you care about the returns on your investment. Because if it don't make dollars, it don't make sense. But some of these coins do show a pump on the horizon, so maybe there's an off-ramp where you're not going to exit down 95%.
And when I posted a short on this data, the comment section went crazy. I know some of you are holding some of these altcoins. I'm talking about you, Algorand. Now I have five coins and Algorand actually has the most bullish chart, so I'm going to save it for last. Let's go to the first coin on the list. And this is the list right here. Now, like I said, we're only going to look at five coins, and this came from Stacy Muir. These chains are dead. They raised $2.6 billion combined. They generated $65,000 in weekly fees, $3.4 million per year across 15 chains. Discuss. And this post went viral. So the first coin we're going to look at on this list is Celestia. Now, TIA has a market cap of about $300 million, but when you look at the chart, this thing doesn't look great, folks. And when you look at some of the data, TIA doesn't have the best daily active users numbers. Right here, you can see it's only 1.2 thousand users. Out of all the coins on this portion of the list, it is the lowest. But I do want to show some quick chart action. This is TIA. It was very, very strong resistance at the 50-day moving average. And you can see what we're talking about. This was a rejection. This was in January, also the 18th, the 5th and the 13th of the month there. This was a rejection that we saw in November of 25 Rejection, rejection, breakout, rejection, breakout, projection, breakout. TIA has hell with this 50-day moving average. It has not been able to flip this into support. I would stay away from this coin, folks. But talking about an exit ramp, I mean, I would exit at the 50-day moving average if I was still holding the coin. All right, next coin on the list is Sey. Now, the stats are even scarier than what you're going to see here. Sey, 7,000 daily active users, $2,000 in fees weekly. I checked for yesterday's number. And Sey, and I don't mean to laugh, Sey's fees, $232. So that's actually on point if you multiply it by 7, though. Now, Sey has 10 billion tokens total, but 6.7 billion have been released. So about two thirds of the tokens have been released thus far. And despite $232 in fees, we are long on Sey. We still have an active long open. And right now we are up 57%. And this was just a trade that came in the Discord this morning. We have a Discord link down below. We do have a Trading Signals Calls channel. Check that out. We throw in our trades there. And a couple of trades have actually closed since this signal open. The render long closed 150% and the towel closed. So again, some nice profits in the Discord Trading Group. Let's do the trade here. What's the exit ramp? What are you doing for Sey here? Well, Sey, I noticed something pretty interesting. Catching the bottoms here, bottom here, bottom here, bottom here, didn't quite hit it there. If you move this line straight up in a parallel channel, well, you look at that. We actually have a trend line starting back here.
So this was support, turn into resistance. Resistance here, not quite resistance there. I mean, we can move it down maybe just a little bit there. And you can see resistance there. My exit, if I was in Sey, I'm not talking about, you know, just a swing long that we're in right now. If I'm holding spot Sey, I would be looking to exit near the top of this range, you know, similar to how we got close there, close there. When we're within striking distance, probably exit my position on Sey. Now, we're going to do my favorite Sega Genesis game, Sonic, formerly known as Phantom. You can see it third from the bottom over there. $39 weekly fees. I looked, it wasn't quite that bad. This is the last 24 hours, so maybe this is all just, you know, past 16 hours or so. The fees for the past 24 hours, chain fees, $155. And most of the token has been released. Circulating supply, 3.7 billion. Total supply, 3.8. Technically, infinity, but so is Ethereum. Doesn't necessarily mean it's just gonna scale up forever. Phantom chart though, similar to the coin that we're looking at with the 50 day moving average rejection, which was TIA. You see it right here, rejected at the 50 day. Sonic also getting rejected. Phantom does not like the 50 day moving average. You can see this right now is pushing the token down. I would not even consider getting this one until we start flipping some of these moving averages. A bullish way, I would look to exit if you get close to this 50 day moving average. Now the bright side is, I mean, you look at the token price, it can't go much lower, but it doesn't necessarily mean you need to ape in on a token. All right, last token before we show the Algorand chart. Let's run through this quickly. And the reason I'm doing this one, it has the highest fully diluted value, 800 million Monad. Monad has a lot of token yet to be released though. 10 billion tokens have been released out of a possible 100 billion total supply. And the chart to me looks a little suspicious. It does have some pretty strong support at this area, but it almost looks like there's some Malgos trading this. I am not the biggest fan of this one. And the chain fees, coming in a lot stronger than $200. Chain fees were $3,500 in the last 24 hours. But remember we talked about the token supply. I mean, I don't like this one. You know, the chart, maybe there's a trade here. Maybe you could sell at the top of this range where you see the wicks, because it does wick pretty high. But we're talking about 10% of the token are released. Well, what are we looking at the token unlock schedule? You can see two colors here, light gray and dark gray. We're going to ignore the teal and the purples. We're just going to focus on the team and the investors. They have 25% of the token allocation and 18% of the token allocation. And if you scroll down here, you'll see the token unlock schedule. You'll see the gray and the dark gray. The team and the investors are about to get these tokens. They're about to get a lot of these tokens. And maybe the team Diamondhands, maybe they just love the project so much. The investors though, they're going to dump these tokens. The investors are going to dump the Monat on you. I would not be holding this one. Algo, all right, here we go. A lot of you guys hold some Algo. But chain fees for Algo were $12. But the active addresses is better than some of its peers. It does have 26,000 active addresses. But the chart doesn't look that great when you're looking at it here.