2025-12-30 02:21:24

BTC price fell below the $88,000 mark, which directly triggered a continuous outflow of ETF funds. Market participants can clearly feel the pressure from the bears — many large investors are increasing their short positions, and ETH is also struggling under downward pressure.

On the other hand, although the new issuance of USDC and various institutional RWA projects (such as a leading fund's BUIDL initiative) provide some liquidity support at the underlying level, these positive factors clearly cannot keep up with the current selling pace. In the short term, risk aversion dominates, and even some project teams conducting buybacks for maintenance have limited effects.

The market has entered a wait-and-see phase, with cautious capital movements, and the short-term downward pressure is unlikely to be quickly reversed.

BTC0,42%

ETH1,02%

USDC0,01%

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OnChainSleuth

· 12h ago

88,000 breaking is a sign that trouble is coming. This wave of shorting is really fierce, ETFs are also selling off, no wonder big players are building short positions. --- It's USDC again, RWA again, talking so much fancy stuff can't compare to a wave of dumping. It's really funny. --- Waiting and watching? This is called the "cutting losses" stage, funds are all scared. --- Buyback maintenance? Ha, at this point, those buybacks are no different from mosquito bites. --- The whole market is watching who will give in first. What a scene.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 12h ago

88,000 has been broken... This time it's really intense, ETF is bleeding nonstop The bears are疯狂 increasing their positions, and retail investors still have to endure No matter how much USDC there is, it can't stop this flood, project buybacks are just a drop in the bucket Just watch and wait, anyway I've already cut my losses Are the big players bottoming out or dumping, who can tell...

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orphaned_block

· 12h ago

It dropped again, the big players are really ruthless, dumping one after another Can't even hold 88,000? This is getting troublesome RWA, USDC, these tricks can't hold up at all, it still depends on market sentiment Everyone is watching, whoever moves first loses ETF is fleeing madly, this signal is too obvious What’s the use of buybacks, retail investors have already exited Let’s wait and see, it feels like it will drop further This wave really can't hold anymore, the funds are all scared

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GweiWatcher

· 12h ago

88,000 broke, and big players are starting to show off their moves again... --- Still hoping to rescue the market with USDC and BUIDL? That's funny. --- This wave is indeed a bit tough; ETF outflows are really damaging. --- The wait-and-see phase is just waiting for someone to admit defeat first, haha. --- Buyback maintenance? Wake up, the market isn't buying that anymore. --- Shorts are excited, and we retail investors have to hold on again. --- Liquidity support is virtually useless, honestly. --- The bottom signal hasn't appeared yet, let's wait a bit longer. --- RWA projects are still hyping, but what about reality? --- Cautious funds are just counting down, aren't they?

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