#加密市场回调 The capital flow of the Spot ETF on Tuesday is quite interesting, showing a clear differentiation trend. Investors from a leading asset management institution are still continuing to reduce position, while other institutions have basically remained inactive. To be honest, I think the level of selling pressure is still within a controllable range.
Let's take a look at the data: the institution's position peak occurred on October 28, when it was 806,329 coins, and has now decreased to 782,852 coins. In 22 days, 23,477 coins have been sold, which is about 2.92% of the total. Although it may not have been fully sold yet, from the overall market perspective, those holding positions still account for the majority.
Interestingly, the current position levels are similar to those at the beginning of October. It may be that the recent decline in BTC has indeed exceeded many people's expectations, leading them to subconsciously think that it was institutional investors who were crazily selling off. But in reality? Their reduction in position on BTC is not as exaggerated as imagined. $ETH $BTC $SOL
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11-22 15:13
Haha, it's another blame-shifting show. Actually, the big institutions aren't that ruthless.
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Wait a minute... just a 2.92% drop is enough to mess up so many people's mindset? Retail investors must be really fragile.
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No matter how you look at this data, it's just dumping the blame on others. Clearly, it's their own mentality collapsing, but they have to blame the institutions.
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So the problem isn't the sell-off, it's that everyone gets scared too easily.
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Holding levels are back to early October... I just want to know how much it dropped back then.
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Don't believe this narrative. When institutions reduce their positions, it's always done quietly.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 11-20 08:48
A selling pressure of 2.92% can scare everyone like this, which is honestly a bit funny, huh.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 11-19 22:10
It's starting to shift the blame to Large Investors again. In fact, the data is right here, just 2.92%, it can't really move anything.
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 11-19 22:03
2.92% exit, this really isn't much, the market is too quick to shift blame.
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CryptoSpecto
· 11-19 22:02
Bull Run 🐂
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FlatlineTrader
· 11-19 21:57
Ha, it's again that trap of blaming big institutions, little do they know that they didn't really hit that hard.
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AirdropCollector
· 11-19 21:56
Haha, once again shifting the blame to large institutions, are we really that easy to be played for suckers?
#加密市场回调 The capital flow of the Spot ETF on Tuesday is quite interesting, showing a clear differentiation trend. Investors from a leading asset management institution are still continuing to reduce position, while other institutions have basically remained inactive. To be honest, I think the level of selling pressure is still within a controllable range.
Let's take a look at the data: the institution's position peak occurred on October 28, when it was 806,329 coins, and has now decreased to 782,852 coins. In 22 days, 23,477 coins have been sold, which is about 2.92% of the total. Although it may not have been fully sold yet, from the overall market perspective, those holding positions still account for the majority.
Interestingly, the current position levels are similar to those at the beginning of October. It may be that the recent decline in BTC has indeed exceeded many people's expectations, leading them to subconsciously think that it was institutional investors who were crazily selling off. But in reality? Their reduction in position on BTC is not as exaggerated as imagined. $ETH $BTC $SOL