2025-12-25 12:41:36

#比特币流动性 The cryptocurrency market has stirred up some activity again—a leading asset management giant sold off 2,292 BTC (worth nearly 200 million USDT) within 5 minutes, directly triggering panic among many retail investors. But honestly, this is not a signal to escape.

What is the truth? First, look at this institution’s BTC ETF holdings, which have already exceeded 53 billion USDT. A trading volume of 200 million USDT is just a drop in the bucket. The key detail is—immediately after the large trade was completed, they promptly deposited the same amount back into the exchange. This clearly indicates rebalancing, not reducing holdings. Many investors see large sell-offs and follow suit, but at this point, they are often the ones getting chopped.

Digging deeper into their holding logic, over the past seven days, this institution increased its BTC holdings by three times the size of this big trade! Moreover, they have already designated Bitcoin as a core investment target for 2025. So, this is a typical operation of using market volatility to make precise adjustments and absorb low-cost positions.

From a technical perspective, large short-term trades can easily trigger market nerves and induce panic. But the long-term outlook of these institutions on Bitcoin has not changed at all. Judging by their accumulation rhythm, there is still more room for action.

Market liquidity may fluctuate periodically, which is quite normal. But the outlook of top institutions is already quite clear—don’t be scared by short-term adjustments; the core holdings you need to hold should still be held. $BTC

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GasFeeLady

· 5h ago

ngl this is just classic whale shuffle tactics... watched the on-chain metrics ping back instantly, they're literally rebalancing in real time. the panic sellers always get liquidated first, every single time. 530B ETF bag doesn't sweat 200M, that's just noise on the charts lol

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0xDreamChaser

· 5h ago

It's the same trick again. Retail investors panic when they see large sell-offs, but little do they know, the big players have already accumulated at the low levels. Truly impressive.

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TokenUnlocker

· 5h ago

It's the same old trick again. While institutions are accumulating, what are we still panicking about?

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memecoin_therapy

· 5h ago

Here we go again? When institutions sell off, retail investors follow suit, and they've truly been cut to the bone, haha.

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BasementAlchemist

· 5h ago

Another round of retail investors being harvested; individual investors are still panicking and selling, while institutions have already adjusted their positions.

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OnChainSleuth

· 5h ago

It's the same old trick again. When big players dump, retail investors panic. Honestly, it's all about information asymmetry. Would institutions really go bankrupt so obviously? They're just rebalancing, don't overthink it. Wait, in a scale of 53 billion, is 200 million really a drop in the bucket? I feel like there's a bit of a contrarian move here... Hold on tight. Anyway, the big players are still in the game, so we'll just follow along. Looks like we're going to get cut again this time. Feels like it's always like this.

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