Record capital outflow is being experienced from BlackRock's crypto funds - the largest capital outflow seen so far during the market downturn has occurred.
The recent wave of dumps in the crypto market has also affected one of the world's largest asset management companies. The capital outflow from BlackRock's crypto products has reached truly historic proportions. Investors are quickly closing their positions in the uncertain market environment.
This situation reveals the sharp drop in the risk appetite of institutional investors. We have seen once again how even large funds are affected by market fluctuations. The scale of capital outflow at this level may create additional pressure on the market in the short term.
So what's next? What does this move by institutional players mean for retail investors? Is it a signal of a market bottom, or a harbinger of a deeper correction?
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Anon32942
· 11-28 06:11
BlackRock Rug Pull, large institutions are scared, and here we retail investors are still following?
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Institutions are dumping, suckers are catching a falling knife, an eternal truth.
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This is the real dumping signal; those who follow will lose.
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Laughing to death, while large funds are fleeing, there are still people shouting about the bottom.
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The big sharks have all withdrawn; how can we play next?
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Remember, the next time institutions act, it’s a Reverse signal.
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BlackRock's operation, and retail investors are still dreaming.
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Industry pros are offloading; how can anyone still dare to buy the dip?
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This time it’s truly been a complete dump, no confidence left.
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Wait, does institution exodus really represent the bottom? Not necessarily.
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PermabullPete
· 11-28 05:03
The great escape of BlackRock... Well, now that the institutions have all run away, we're still here holding on for dear life.
Wait, is this really the bottom? Or is this just the beginning?
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GhostAddressMiner
· 11-25 09:49
I have been keeping an eye on the capital outflow from BlackRock for a while now, the on-chain footprints are very clear... Institutions pull out whenever they say so, while retail investors are still hesitating whether to buy the dip, isn't it ironic?
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BoredRiceBall
· 11-25 09:41
BlackRock has already pulled out and you're still buying in? This time you might end up eating dirt.
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SandwichDetector
· 11-25 09:28
The big institutions have all run away, and here we small retail investors are still holding on...
BlackRock's retreat is a signal, don't still think about buying the dip.
This wave down is really a test of character, how many can hold on...
Wait, is it true that when institutions sell it must be the bottom? It feels like there's a deeper trick here.
Still the same saying, there is no real bottom in the crypto world, only cheaper prices.
Record capital outflow is being experienced from BlackRock's crypto funds - the largest capital outflow seen so far during the market downturn has occurred.
The recent wave of dumps in the crypto market has also affected one of the world's largest asset management companies. The capital outflow from BlackRock's crypto products has reached truly historic proportions. Investors are quickly closing their positions in the uncertain market environment.
This situation reveals the sharp drop in the risk appetite of institutional investors. We have seen once again how even large funds are affected by market fluctuations. The scale of capital outflow at this level may create additional pressure on the market in the short term.
So what's next? What does this move by institutional players mean for retail investors? Is it a signal of a market bottom, or a harbinger of a deeper correction?