#特朗普撤销农业产品关税 What is the current status of Bitcoin? To put it simply, we are just waiting.
On-chain data has made the story very clear —
Approximately 31,800 BTC were pushed to exchanges by panic selling, clearly indicating that the weak hands are fleeing; however, at the same time, the number of addresses holding more than 1,000 BTC increased by 2.2%, marking the largest accumulation action in four months.
Retail investors are panicking, while the whales are accumulating. The chips are quietly completing their redistribution.
What about the ETF? Continuous net outflow. Institutional funds are inactive, so the market naturally loses its support. Once leverage begins to tighten, price fluctuations will be rapidly amplified, so you will see BTC stuck in that small range around $90,000—wanting to break through, but lacking strength; wanting to fall, but there are buyers at the bottom. A dilemma.
The macro level is even more vague. Interest rate cuts? Possible. Delaying interest rate cuts? Also possible.
The market is now extremely sensitive to any data, and a piece of news can trigger a round of violent fluctuations.
So the current situation is actually very typical: chips are changing hands, emotions are suppressed, and the direction has not yet been determined.
At times like this, maintaining the rhythm is more important than chasing signals.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 2025-11-22 02:49
Retail investors cut losses while whales profit; this scenario is old and always happens.
If institutions don't act, then there's really nothing happening. The 90,000 level is truly stuck.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 2025-11-21 13:14
Retail investors are panic selling while whales are buying in—how many times have we seen this script... $90,000 is just stuck there, it's really hard to hold on.
We're basically just betting on a lag in the macro policy response, nothing more to say.
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RektRecorder
· 2025-11-21 09:10
Retail investors cut loss while whales build a position, this trap is too familiar.
The ETF has been bleeding, and institutions can't make sense of it.
90,000 at this position is a deadlock.
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OfflineValidator
· 2025-11-19 13:40
Retail investors are panicking, but whales are quietly accumulating chips; I've seen this act too many times.
Just wait, anyway Trump has lifted the agricultural tariffs, and with such a vague macro environment, dreaming of Bitcoin at 90,000 is just that—dreaming.
However, to be honest, maintaining the rhythm at this time is indeed much more reliable than blindly chasing signals.
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90,000 has been stuck for so long, and there really are quite a few catching a falling knife at the bottom; while retail investors bleed profusely, large investors are all smiles.
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Whales increasing their holdings by 2.2% is serious, but ETFs are still bleeding; the market is just this twisted.
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A single word from Trump can cause fluctuations; this market is now harder to predict than a girlfriend's mood.
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TokenDustCollector
· 2025-11-19 13:38
Retail investors cry, whales laugh, another round of play people for suckers has begun.
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$90,000 is really uncomfortable, sideways until the year of the monkey.
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Institutions are not buying, we retail investors shouldn't mess around blindly.
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Wait, wait, wait, it feels like we have to wait until the macro situation becomes clear before there will be real market activity.
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The giant whale increasing its holdings by 2.2% looks interesting, the bottom is gradually being laid.
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What I'm most afraid of now is a sudden news event that causes the market to explode.
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To be honest, at the moment when leverage tightens, retail investors bleed like rivers.
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The phrase "keep the rhythm" is very well said, don't be fooled by short-term fluctuations.
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Big funds have hidden away, and the market is like a stagnant pool.
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Trump's tariff policy is inconsistent, it's strange if the market has a good face.
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DegenWhisperer
· 2025-11-19 13:35
Retail investors cut loss, whales laugh, this script is always the same.
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CryptoTherapist
· 2025-11-19 13:34
ngl the "whales accumulating while retail panic sells" narrative hits different when you realize it's literally a wealth transfer happening in real-time... have you considered that your portfolio anxiety might just be mirroring the market's collective trauma?
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LiquidityWhisperer
· 2025-11-19 13:34
Retail investors cut losses while whales make money, I've seen this play a hundred times... Institutions are really players, they can sit tight even with net outflows.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 2025-11-19 13:16
Retail investors make a move, and the Whale is accumulating at low levels again. This trap is really an old story.
It seems we have to wait until the macro environment is clear before we can act; the 90,000 card must be held firmly.
#特朗普撤销农业产品关税 What is the current status of Bitcoin? To put it simply, we are just waiting.
On-chain data has made the story very clear —
Approximately 31,800 BTC were pushed to exchanges by panic selling, clearly indicating that the weak hands are fleeing; however, at the same time, the number of addresses holding more than 1,000 BTC increased by 2.2%, marking the largest accumulation action in four months.
Retail investors are panicking, while the whales are accumulating. The chips are quietly completing their redistribution.
What about the ETF? Continuous net outflow. Institutional funds are inactive, so the market naturally loses its support. Once leverage begins to tighten, price fluctuations will be rapidly amplified, so you will see BTC stuck in that small range around $90,000—wanting to break through, but lacking strength; wanting to fall, but there are buyers at the bottom. A dilemma.
The macro level is even more vague. Interest rate cuts? Possible. Delaying interest rate cuts? Also possible.
The market is now extremely sensitive to any data, and a piece of news can trigger a round of violent fluctuations.
So the current situation is actually very typical: chips are changing hands, emotions are suppressed, and the direction has not yet been determined.
At times like this, maintaining the rhythm is more important than chasing signals.
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