#以太坊大户持仓变化 If you suddenly received 1 million USDT, how would you allocate it?



This question reveals many people's true thoughts. Some want to improve their quality of life—buy a house, drive a luxury car, or go on a spontaneous around-the-world trip. But in this market, many also don't want to touch this money at all, keeping a close eye on the crypto market.

In my opinion, the reason to go all-in on BTC is the confidence in its long-term store of value; those who go all-in on ETH value its ecosystem and application potential. Gold is stable, but its returns are fixed.

But what's most interesting is that many people's final choices often surprise themselves—rational analysis suggests one thing, but when it comes to the decision, it's another. How would you choose? Or, what is your seventh option?
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 01-07 08:40
Once you actually have 1 million in hand, who cares about rational analysis? Just run early. This wave of market, going all-in takes real guts. I prefer to split into three parts and sleep peacefully. Holding BTC for the bull market, betting on ETH for the ecosystem, and the rest, just pretend it never happened. Honestly, it's still a matter of psychological resilience. The more vivid your imagination, the easier it is to waver.
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MidnightMEVeatervip
· 01-07 08:40
Good morning, the trading hours for the alert are at 3 a.m. 1 million? Is that enough to cover the transaction fees for a sandwich attack? --- Rational analysis vs. a last-minute shot, these two will always be two different people. I bet you all will end up choosing the eighth option — losing money. --- What’s the point of going all-in? Better to save some gas fees and try your luck in the dark pool. Liquidity traps are much more honest than BTC. --- The most interesting thing is that right after asking this question, the person was immediately taken by miner tips in the robot paradise, eating up three points. --- Wake up, everyone. The biggest arbitrage window is in the time cost. By the time you do your calculations, the market has already changed its mind. --- The seventh option? Sleep. Really. Stop messing around. The profit from a midnight sandwich attack is more brutal than your entire year's financial plan. --- Someone always claims they can allocate rationally, but then FOMO kicks in and they get jolted awake by a price shock. Same story every time. --- 1 million USDT in this robot paradise is just prey on a food chain. The problem isn’t how to allocate it, but who will allocate it to you.
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BlockchainArchaeologistvip
· 01-07 08:39
Is going all-in on ETH really profitable? I don't think so. The ecosystem is still under development, and diversification is a more reliable way to manage risk. I've been meaning to ask, those who claim to analyze rationally, why do they still buy randomly when real money is involved? I might withdraw a portion first, and then see how the market goes with the remaining. Who knows? The figure of 1 million, I haven't even thought about it. Wake up, haha. Instead of stressing over allocation, it's better to think about how to earn the second 1 million.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 01-07 08:36
When it finally hits, everyone goes crazy. All rational analysis is thrown out the window—I just go all in. --- 1 million? I need to keep some for living expenses haha, the rest of the BTC and ETH are split 50/50. --- Sounds nice, but in the end, it's just following the trend buying whatever rises, and then losing everything. --- The problem isn't how to allocate, it's whether you can resist chasing highs—that's the real challenge. --- Wait, do people really use it to buy houses? These days, are you still expecting property to appreciate? --- Going all-in is fine, but I'm worried about plans for allocation; after three days, I regret wanting to add more. --- My seventh option is to go all in on futures—either reach the sky or hit rock bottom, I won't take the middle road. --- The war between rationality and impulse—impulse always wins, and then there's a story to tell. --- 80% of BTC is held, the rest can be used to play with small coins, just some idle money anyway.
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SerNgmivip
· 01-07 08:32
Betting 1 million on BTC all-in directly, everything else is an illusion --- Rational analysis is bullshit, if it was really in your hands, you'd have gone all-in already, stop pretending --- I just want to know if I can directly exchange it for Hong Kong dollars, go to Hong Kong for a round, and then come back to buy coins --- Half ETH, half BTC? Impossible, either you hit the jackpot or you go broke --- Asking this now is a bit heart-wrenching haha, a year ago, one million would have doubled already --- Basically, it's a gamble on the coin price, if you get it right, you can boast for a year; if you get it wrong, you change your tune and say it's long-term holding --- Buying a house? Are you crazy? Living at my uncle's house is much better, all the money invested in coins --- I feel most people are rational in words but greedy in actions --- My seventh option is to do nothing and keep sleeping --- Those who go all-in on BTC are gamblers, don't find excuses for yourself
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