2025-12-30 00:10:10

#数字资产市场动态 Recently, spot palladium has fallen by 15%, and silver has dropped 10% in a single day—this collective decline in commodities is a signal. Interestingly, from the perspective of capital flow, where did the money from these closed positions go?

$BTC How are the reactions on this side? Many are speculating whether hot money is flowing into digital assets. Traditional finance and the crypto market have always been a pendulum; when one loosens, the other tightens.

If we really want to know when the next wave of $BTC will arrive, perhaps we need to see whether the capital has truly found new destinations. Commodities plummet sharply, but the crypto market remains relatively quiet—this contrast is quite intriguing.

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ForkTongue

· 10h ago

Where did the money go? That's a good question. Bitcoin hasn't reacted at all, which is really strange. --- With commodities dropping so much, hot money probably isn't still holding cash; it must be flowing somewhere. --- I've heard the tilt theory a thousand times, but why didn't BTC take off this time? --- The money from closing positions has gone into crypto, but there should be a time lag; it's not visible yet. --- Basically, we haven't found the next hot spot yet, and when throwing money around, you need a reason. --- This contrast is indeed outrageous. Commodities are so miserable, yet crypto remains calm—strange. --- The flow of funds is opaque; no one can say for sure where that 15% of the money is lying right now. --- According to this logic, BTC should rebound, but I prefer to wait a bit longer. --- A sharp drop in commodities is usually a signal; it all depends on who detects the trend faster.

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GasBankrupter

· 10h ago

Where did all the money go? That's the real question. --- The plunge in commodities is so severe, yet Bitcoin hasn't reacted at all. It's indeed a bit strange. --- If hot money really flows in, it would have already taken off. For now, I need to check on-chain data before making any conclusions. --- The paddle theory is often discussed, but this time it feels a bit different. --- The whereabouts of the funds remain a mystery. $BTC is still dozing there, and I can't quite understand it. --- Basically, no one dares to take the plunge; everyone is just watching. --- A flash crash with no ripple suggests it's not our turn for the market to ignite yet. --- This contrast is indeed worth pondering, but I still think someone is accumulating.

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AirdropDreamer

· 10h ago

Money hasn't flowed into the crypto circle, and that's the most heartbreaking... everyone has gone into cash --- The analogy of the seesaw is perfect, but now both sides are silent, which is terrifying --- Commodity prices are falling sharply, but BTC isn't reacting, indicating the market is still watching --- This contrast is indeed strange; no one can say where the funds have gone --- It feels like either hot money isn't flowing in, or everyone is waiting for the next windfall --- Most of the money from closing positions has probably gone into US bonds, don't overthink it --- The lack of movement is actually the biggest sign; no one is willing to take the other side --- It seems everyone is digesting this decline, waiting for a rebound signal --- The seesaw is now collapsed on both sides, which is ridiculous

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