2025-12-30 04:26:54

Recently, market sentiment has indeed been very suppressed, and the fear index is off the charts. But interestingly, some major institutions have taken action during this time.

BTC rebounded from 87,000 after hitting the bottom, and although the rebound isn't very large, it at least stabilized. Ethereum's liquidity has indeed become a bit tight, with less depth than before. On the other hand, the UNI project recently launched an epic burn plan, attracting some big V influencers to discuss it.

Market bottom signals and institutional positioning actions are worth paying attention to. When fear is high, it's often an opportunity to see who can buy in at the right moment.

BTC-2.35%

ETH-2.28%

UNI-4.23%

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CommunityJanitor

· 2h ago

Institutions, when it comes to bottom-fishing, honestly, it still depends on whether they can push through afterward. UNI's token burn mechanism is quite interesting, but I don't know how long it can last.

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PebbleHander

· 2h ago

Institutions are really good at bottom-fishing. While retail investors are still panicking, they’ve already jumped in. UNI’s burn plan is indeed interesting, but we still need to be cautious about liquidity issues. The bottom signal is worth waiting for, but to be honest, I’m still a bit hesitant. Did the 87,000 bottom out and rebound? I just saw it break down yesterday, and now it’s rebounded? Fear can be an opportunity, no doubt, but the key is having bullets. I’ve already gone all-in. Basically, it’s a gamble on who can survive until the bottom moment. I can’t afford to gamble. Big institutions are truly ruthless. Retail investors like us just have to follow the trend, no choice. Will UNI’s burn really pump the price, or is it just another scheme to cut the leeks?

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 2h ago

Institutions are bottom-fishing, retail investors are taking losses. How many times have we seen this script before, haha. The UNI token burn plan is indeed interesting, but it depends on how the subsequent liquidity turns out.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 2h ago

When institutions are bottom-fishing, we're still in fear, which means we're not in position yet. UNI's burn plan this time is really something, but whether the big players can step out still depends. Whether the 87,000 bottom can hold depends on the subsequent trend; it's still too early to say it's stable. Ethereum's liquidity crunch is indeed something to watch out for. Let's wait and see; anyway, during these times, it's easiest to get hammered down.

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TideReceder

· 3h ago

Institutions are bottom-fishing, retail investors are cutting losses, what a gap... --- UNI's burn this time is indeed interesting, but how many people are actually buying? --- 87,000 staying steady is considered the bottom? I think it needs to test again --- Be cautious of liquidity crunches, don't be scared out by a dump --- Everyone says they buy when there's fear, but few really dare to take action --- Influencers are rotating into UNI, retail follows and gets trapped, old story --- Bottom signal? It's still too early to say, let's wait and see --- Ethereum's depth is shallow, is this a sign of escape or what? --- Institutional positioning doesn't mean it will rise immediately, we might still need to wait --- Bottom-fishing is nonsense, who knows where the real bottom is

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