#机构与散户持仓行为 Seeing Eugene's recent moves, I was reminded of a key point—the difference in market judgment between retail investors and institutions.

What are institutions doing now? Watching from the sidelines. The big sharks are on holiday, trading volume has completely collapsed, and sellers are exhausted. What does this signal? **A thin order book means that as soon as a few large buyers step in, the price is easily pushed up**. Eugene dares to go long below $90,000, indicating he's waiting for this window.

A common mistake among retail investors is—seeing four-figure drops and losing their composure, only to regret not buying at $95,000 or even $100,000. But the market's reversal is often brewing in these overlooked areas.

In fact, this gives us insight for our own gains: **When the market is sluggish and attention is scattered, it's the golden period for new project interactions**. Institutions are resting, retail investors are panicking, but the window for new projects doesn't close. Keep good interaction records, build up address activity, and when the market warms up again, your airdrop rewards will appear.

Volatility in January is certain, but before that, this "boring period" is the best time to focus on tasks. No need to gamble on the market—just focus on accumulating.