#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Observation on December 8: The market was still weak at the beginning of the week, but there's a detail worth noting—a large player has been consistently accumulating.
There is clear support for Bitcoin and Ethereum; every dip gets bought up. So what's the issue? Stablecoins haven't entered the market yet, and retail investors are still on the sidelines watching.
Last week’s economic data was quite contradictory: the ADP numbers were weak, but initial jobless claims were surprisingly strong. This hot-and-cold mix led to short-term price swings, but the medium-term trend hasn’t changed. Friday’s sharp drop looked more like an emotional release rather than a trend reversal.
Some recent negative news has indeed stirred up panic, but looking at it differently, this is actually a window for the transfer of positions.
My own trading approach: still moderately bullish in the medium term.
During panic, I buy mainstream assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL in batches. I put high-risk altcoins and unreliable projects aside for now—keeping the main position stable is key.
The above is just my personal view. Please make all decisions based on your own risk tolerance and independent judgment.
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MEVHunter
· 12-09 21:06
The detail about whales taking over is indeed interesting. The flow of funds in the mempool has already told the story. While retail investors are still panic selling, we're already calculating arbitrage opportunities on our end.
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SleepyValidator
· 12-09 19:32
Whales are buying in, while retail investors are still dreaming in bed.
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Another fake-out, Friday's drop didn't scare me at all.
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No movement from stablecoins, which means we haven't reached the real bottom yet.
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ADP and unemployment claims data are conflicting; I'm just sitting back and watching the show.
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This wave of panic is the best time to get in, but unfortunately, most people chickened out.
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There are buy walls for major coins, which means institutions haven't left, so I'll keep holding.
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Absolutely not touching altcoins; playing with alts right now is just giving away money.
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The mid-term uptrend hasn't broken, it's just short-term volatility, nothing to be surprised about.
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Whales are accumulating while retail investors watch—this is just wealth redistribution.
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A lot of people got shaken out by Friday's drop, too bad I didn't add enough to my position.
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NftRegretMachine
· 12-08 02:57
Let the whales take over, retail investors are just watching the show anyway, not even moving their stablecoins.
Once stablecoins start entering the market, we'll know whether the trend is real or not.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 12-08 02:56
Whales are accumulating tokens while retail investors are just watching the show—what a gap...
The real signal is when stablecoins start entering the market; it's still too early now.
I didn't pay much attention to Friday's drop—it was just sentiment-driven, the real trend hasn't changed.
I've been positioning in major coins all along. As for altcoins? I'll wait and see for now.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-08 02:49
Whales are accumulating while retail investors are just spectators; I've seen this script too many times.
The real signal is when stablecoins start flowing in—don't be fooled by short-term fluctuations.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Observation on December 8: The market was still weak at the beginning of the week, but there's a detail worth noting—a large player has been consistently accumulating.
There is clear support for Bitcoin and Ethereum; every dip gets bought up. So what's the issue? Stablecoins haven't entered the market yet, and retail investors are still on the sidelines watching.
Last week’s economic data was quite contradictory: the ADP numbers were weak, but initial jobless claims were surprisingly strong. This hot-and-cold mix led to short-term price swings, but the medium-term trend hasn’t changed. Friday’s sharp drop looked more like an emotional release rather than a trend reversal.
Some recent negative news has indeed stirred up panic, but looking at it differently, this is actually a window for the transfer of positions.
My own trading approach: still moderately bullish in the medium term.
During panic, I buy mainstream assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and SOL in batches. I put high-risk altcoins and unreliable projects aside for now—keeping the main position stable is key.
The above is just my personal view. Please make all decisions based on your own risk tolerance and independent judgment.
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