2026-01-08 00:50:32

#数字资产行情上升 CPI data just landed, and the stock market and commodity markets are falling in unison. But what about the crypto market on this side? It dips slightly and then bounces back. What's behind this phenomenon—are the institutions holding onto their chips and unwilling to sell? Once a decline occurs, retail investors and big players immediately step in as if they've been waiting for it. The market sentiment of being like a frightened bird in 2022 has long since faded.

Bitcoin is even more interesting here. The shift in attitude among current US politicians towards crypto assets has given the market a reassurance. But the real big event is still on @E5@—BlackRock is saying "still evaluating," but they are frequently meeting with the SEC. The historical pattern is clear: this is the rhythm before each spot ETF approval. On-chain data already shows that smart money is quietly accumulating tokens in the Ethereum ecosystem, especially assets related to Layer2 and re-staking protocols. If you want to keep up, check out the on-chain transaction records.

Short-term volatility will definitely come again—The Fed is still being stubborn. But the long-term trend is clear. What's the key? Position management. Don’t get carried away by a wave of gains and lose your bearings, and don’t let a correction blow your mind.

The most practical strategy right now: dollar-cost average into mainstream coins, keep an eye on the development of new narratives like RWA, DePIN, and AI, and hold some cash to respond to black swan events. Just think about it—you know that most gains in a bull market come from the chips accumulated during the bear market. $BTC $ETH

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-10 17:11

BlackRock's move is really brilliant. They talk about evaluation publicly, but how many meetings have they had with the SEC behind the scenes? History tends to repeat itself, and it's always the same playbook.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-09 13:45

BlackRock is acting up again; the SEC has already given the green light long ago. History just keeps repeating itself.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 01-09 09:21

The saying that institutions are reluctant to dump their chips really hits the point. Retail investors are taking over much faster than they imagined. It's been obvious for a long time that the SEC is secretly paving the way for ETFs. BlackRock has mastered this strategy very well. In simple terms, it's about position management—don't chase highs or bottom-fish; dollar-cost averaging is the way to go. Black swan events can happen at any time, so cash is crucial. Layer 2 is about to take off; smart money has already been positioning itself. On-chain data will speak for itself. Mindset is the most important; someone who blows up at the slightest adjustment won't survive the bull market.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 01-08 01:19

Institutions are really quietly eating up the chips, I'm getting numb. History is repeating itself, always the same pattern. Why does it feel like layer2 is about to take off? Need to pay close attention. Dollar-cost averaging is truly the most comfortable, no need to watch the market every day, avoiding mental breakdowns. BlackRock's acting skills are really strong; they say it's just an assessment, but they've already laid out the plan. Don't ask me how I know, on-chain data is right there, smart money's moves can't fool anyone. Cash reserves are spot on; black swan events could knock at the door at any time. This round is different, the market sentiment has indeed changed, it's not as fragile anymore. Position management is the key; only those who can stick with it will make money. Could RWA become the next explosive point? I'm a bit期待. The days of retail investors being the bagholders should be over, wake up everyone.

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-08 01:12

I'm very familiar with this trick from BlackRock. They say they're evaluating, but they're actually secretly stockpiling. The ETF approval is just around the corner.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 01-08 01:09

BlackRock's approach is so obvious. They say they're evaluating, but behind the scenes, they're frequently meeting with the SEC. History always repeats itself. Smart money is quietly accumulating on Layer2, and this signal is clear enough. That's right, the chips accumulated during the bear market are the real gold and silver of the bull market. Those who are still hesitating now will only watch others take off later. Institutions are reluctant to sell off, while retail investors have become the best bagholders. This game has never changed. Stop talking, I've already started dollar-cost averaging into ETH. Just treat it as betting on the reliability of this ETF thing. Position management is a classic topic but also the easiest to overlook. A single limit-up makes you feel great, but this illness needs treatment. RWA and DePIN are indeed worth paying attention to, but I still feel we should wait and see how the market reacts.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 01-08 01:03

I see through the tricks of BlackRock's "assessment" routine, which is just hinting at what the next step might be. Institutional support is indeed fierce; they buy the dip actively, even more so than retail investors. Layer2 tokens are quietly accumulating, but the question is which Layer2 is worth jumping on? Dollar-cost averaging is the right approach, but I'm worried that after investing, there might be another big drop. Managing psychology is too difficult. This round of market feels like it was pre-arranged, a bit boring. Smart money has already entered the market; we're still asking when to buy, the rhythm is way off. Honestly, it's all about waiting for the ETF; everything else is just a story.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-08 00:54

BlackRock, I know this routine well. They say they're evaluating, then turn around and meet with the SEC. Isn't this just a déjà vu before the spot ETF approval? Institutions have already accumulated holdings on-chain, while retail investors are still hesitating about whether to get in. We're truly being beaten badly.

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