2025-12-13 14:20:23

#数字资产生态回暖 OG this rebound is quite interesting. Recently, large sums of capital have been continuously flowing in, and on-chain data shows that institutions are indeed deploying. Should you follow? It depends on your own risk preference.

To be honest, whenever hot money starts buying aggressively, retail investors are easily influenced by emotions. But that's just how the market works — capital flows where the money goes, and prices follow. The current question is how long the rebound can sustain, or if it's just a quick surge followed by a reversal.

The most important thing at such times is to distinguish whether it's a real breakout or just a false move. If subsequent inflows of incremental funds continue, it indicates a genuine shift in market sentiment. Otherwise, it might just be a short-term technical correction.

In short, keep an eye on the trading volume and the follow-up performance of capital, and don’t be blinded by a single day's price increase.

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StableNomad

· 2025-12-16 07:09

ngl, this reads exactly like may 2021 before everything imploded... smart money moving is cool n all but statistically speaking, volume spikes die fast. been here too many times lol

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MEVvictim

· 2025-12-13 14:50

It's the same old excuse of "focusing on trading volume" every time, and I still get cut every time. Institutional positioning is just that, anyway retail investors will always be the last to act. How many days this rebound can last is uncertain, betting five bucks or just a fake-out. Let's look at the trading volume, but honestly, who can really tell? It sounds really convincing when big funds flow in, but last time when they said "institutions are positioning," I lost 20% directly. Don't ask me if I want to follow or not, I already did follow, and then I regretted it.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 2025-12-13 14:49

Institutions are making moves, but can retail investors follow the trend and make money? That's the question. --- How likely is it to be a false move again... Those who understand are waiting for volume confirmation. --- Hot money enters the market to push prices up, then traps late buyers, how many rounds of this cycle have we gone through? --- The market looks good on the surface, but I still want to wait for confirmation before jumping in. --- Every time they say to look at the fundamentals, but in the end, it's just follow-the-leader and get crushed. Truly exhausting.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 2025-12-13 14:47

Institutions are sweeping, should retail investors follow or hide... This is the eternal question. --- Is it another wave of fake moves? I bet the trading volume will break the pattern. --- Looking at on-chain data, there’s definitely something there, but honestly I’ll wait and see, wait for the inflow of new funds before jumping in. --- Every time they say to watch trading volume, but in the end, we’re still driven by emotion, it’s hilarious. --- The rebound has lasted so long, it seems a bit suspicious, feels like they’re absorbing the supply. --- Institutions are really布局, but the key is whether they can avoid being smashed this time. --- If this wave quickly surges and then turns around, I’ll completely give up. --- Funds are indeed entering the market, the key is whether they can hold the support level. --- Retail investors are most likely to be the ones to buy the top at this time, I’ve learned my lesson and will just watch the show this time. --- Trading volume can’t be faked, that’s the real signal.

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BrokenDAO

· 2025-12-13 14:31

Institutions are positioning themselves? Haha, I've seen it too many times. When the capital flow looks good, governance incentives become distorted—this is an iron rule. The key is still how deeply retail investors are trapped; their stop-losses are the true support.

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