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#以太坊投资机会 Seeing a net outflow of 69,300 ETH from CEXs in the past 24 hours, I want to share an observation.
Coinbase Pro's outflow of 72,900 ETH is the largest, which usually reflects that holders are making investment decisions—some are withdrawing to self-custody, while others are adjusting their positions. This in itself shouldn't be over-interpreted as bearish; the key is to understand the underlying logic.
I've always believed that observing capital flows is much more meaningful than chasing price fluctuations. When large amounts of funds are moving, it indicates that there are serious participants in the market thinking carefully. Bybit's inflow of 2,031 ETH, although relatively small, serves as a reminder that capital allocation across different platforms is diverging.
Regarding investment opportunities in ETH, my view is: don't be scared by short-term capital flows, and don't be blindly optimistic just because of outflows. What truly matters is whether your own allocation logic is clear. Ask yourself a few questions—Is your position size reasonable? Can you withstand volatility? Do the reasons for holding still hold?
In the long run, the fundamentals of Ethereum remain worth paying attention to. But the prerequisite is that you have a clear risk management framework, rather than following the footsteps of capital flows. Stay alert, educate yourself on safety, and that is the best approach in any market environment.