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A clear signal has recently emerged in the market. A well-known major fund has opened a long position of over $560 million in one go, and this move is no joke.
Data speaks the loudest. Ethereum is the absolute main player in this fund, with a direct injection of $450 million. Bitcoin and SOL are also not idle, increasing their positions accordingly. The key point is that the entire allocation is purely long, with no hedge against short positions. This is no longer just a bullish attitude but a clear directional judgment announced to the market with real money.
Looking back, during the wave of liquidations across the entire network in October, such large funds profited immensely. Will history repeat itself this time? The ability to invest such a large scale at once suggests that they probably hold significant chips behind the scenes, and their confidence in the subsequent market trend is at least quite high.
As ordinary investors, what lessons can we learn from this? The most direct one is: in the eyes of these professional players, the main market tone still leans towards bullishness. The risk of short-term shorting has clearly increased, so we need to pay special attention.
But don’t get carried away. The operation methods, hedging strategies, and stop-loss setups of large funds are not visible to us. The most valuable lesson is not to copy their entry points but to adopt that "follow the trend" mindset—aligning with the mainstream market direction while remaining rational and not blindly following.
The bullish horn in the market has already sounded louder. The key now is whether the market can truly sustain this capital influx and whether the upward momentum can continue.