#ETH走势分析 $BTC This wave encountered resistance at 94,000, with the lowest dropping to 90,887. Quite a few people are starting to panic, wondering if the price has lost its momentum.
I don’t see it that way. From the move starting at 80,636 to now, taking profits at key levels and shaking out short-term holders is a pretty normal adjustment.
The on-chain data is indeed a bit contradictory: yesterday, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $194.6 million. But look at the other side—Matrixport made large withdrawals from a major exchange, and institutions like Strategy are even more aggressive, having accumulated 203,600 BTC this year alone, and they’ve clearly stated they plan to keep buying.
What does this mean? Retail investors might be on the sidelines or even exiting, but institutions haven’t stopped at all. The logic of accumulation over the mid to long term is still intact, and the trend hasn’t changed. It’s just short-term volatility—don’t let yourself get shaken out.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 23h ago
Retail investors are fleeing, institutions are accumulating. That’s the difference. Isn’t it better to follow institutions and buy the dip?
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DEXRobinHood
· 12-05 13:33
Institutions are still frantically accumulating coins, while retail investors are trembling here. The gap is really huge, haha.
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That 90887 drop was really scary, but just look at what the institutions are doing and you'll feel reassured.
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Don't panic, it's just a shakeout. The whales haven't left at all.
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Strategy has accumulated over 200,000 coins this year. What kind of signal is this sending, brothers?
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Retail investors run as soon as they see a dip, while institutions are increasing their positions. This game is really two different worlds.
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From 80636 to now, this pace is totally normal. The mid-to-long-term logic hasn't broken.
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ETF outflows are a false signal. The real smart money is all withdrawing coins and hoarding them.
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Don't be fooled by that bearish candle at 94000. There's definitely more to the story coming.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-05 06:20
Retail investors panic, while institutions quietly accumulate coins—that's all there is to it.
No matter how intense the shakeout, it can't change the long-term logic, my friend.
There's really no need to panic over that wave of outflows; just look at what Strategy is doing and you'll understand.
Short-term fluctuations, but the long-term is where the real winners are.
Don't start questioning everything just because it dropped from 94000—this is just the normal rhythm.
As long as institutions are still buying, we just keep holding.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-05 06:09
Institutions are frantically hoarding coins, while retail investors are trembling in fear—how funny.
Retail investors cutting losses just feed the whales; this round of washout is just that ruthless.
Scared at 94k? Wake up, this is just the beginning.
Don’t take ETF outflows too seriously; look at the on-chain data to see who the real players are.
The trend isn’t broken, and the logic of accumulating coins still holds—don’t panic.
This is the difference between retail investors and the big players.
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bridge_anxiety
· 12-05 05:55
Institutions are frantically hoarding coins, while retail investors are already starting to question their lives. This contrast is truly unbelievable.
#ETH走势分析 $BTC This wave encountered resistance at 94,000, with the lowest dropping to 90,887. Quite a few people are starting to panic, wondering if the price has lost its momentum.
I don’t see it that way. From the move starting at 80,636 to now, taking profits at key levels and shaking out short-term holders is a pretty normal adjustment.
The on-chain data is indeed a bit contradictory: yesterday, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $194.6 million. But look at the other side—Matrixport made large withdrawals from a major exchange, and institutions like Strategy are even more aggressive, having accumulated 203,600 BTC this year alone, and they’ve clearly stated they plan to keep buying.
What does this mean? Retail investors might be on the sidelines or even exiting, but institutions haven’t stopped at all. The logic of accumulation over the mid to long term is still intact, and the trend hasn’t changed. It’s just short-term volatility—don’t let yourself get shaken out.