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CryptoTherapist

2025-11-30 07:10:30

The secret hidden in the big dump of November #ETH巨鲸增持

$ETH fell nearly 12% during those days, and the community was in despair. But on-chain tracking showed a completely different story: within 72 hours, certain large wallet addresses accumulated a total of 394,682 ETH—equivalent to 1.37 billion USD, with the average entry cost concentrated in the price range of 3,200 to 3,500 USD.

The market is so divided: on one side, retail investors are confirming with each other in the group, "Should we cut our losses now?" On the other side, funds are quietly completing their transfers.

When panic spreads, it's worth stopping to think about one question - where do those chips thrown out by panic ultimately flow into whose wallet?

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Degen4Breakfast

· 9h ago

It's the same old trick again, retail investors cut losses while whales make money, back and forth repeatedly. Wow, 1.37 billion just quietly entered the market, and we are still caught up in our group. It's always the same, a decline = opportunity, but we are always the last to know. It's really ridiculous, they finish building their positions and only then do we realize. When panic sets in, it's too late to think of this problem. To be honest, looking at this on-chain data is really painful, why are we always a step behind? The story of the transfer of chips has been told over and over, and I'm still just a novice. In the 3200-3500 price range, I don't know if there will still be an opportunity to enter a position.

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StrawberryIce

· 14h ago

Once again, I see clearly that when retail investors shout to cut losses, whales are making money. --- 394,682 ETH, what a move... why am I still struggling whether to buy 0.1. --- Every big dump is a wealth transfer show, the problem is we always stand on the wrong side. --- I actually didn't buy the dip at the price range of 3200-3500, laugh out loud. --- The panic is real, and the account balances of those guys in Silicon Valley are also real. --- That's why those who cut losses have long contributed their chips to the wallets of large investors. --- 1.37 billion just quietly went in... I'm still looking at the Candlestick Chart. --- This is why I will always be a sucker, haha. --- On-chain data never lies, only our decisions do. --- The harder the fall, the more delicious it is for whales; I have figured out this logic.

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GasWrangler

· 16h ago

honestly the mempool doesn't lie—if you actually trace the transaction throughput during those panic candles, the data tells a completely different story than what plebs in discord are screaming. mathematically superior entries at 3.2-3.5k, that's just base layer efficiency in action ngl

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ContractSurrender

· 11-30 07:40

When retail investors are wailing, whales have long been accumulating. I've seen this trick too many times. 1.37 billion dollars just quietly went in, and we are still struggling with whether to cut losses or not. Panic is the best tool for diversion, remember this. You think it’s falling, but it’s actually a whipsaw. Those who understand, understand. This is why large investors are always large investors, and retail investors are always catching a falling knife. Wait, are these 394,682 coins real? Where did this data come from? Falling 12%, large investors sweep up 394k coins. Let me calculate the cost... These people are really bold. It's the worst feeling to lose money while watching others make money. In the end, the chips still flow to the wallets of the rich, a cycle that repeats. The panic of retail investors is the dinner for whales, it’s always like this.

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MemeEchoer

· 11-30 07:38

When retail investors were cutting losses, I was panicking too. Now looking at the on-chain data, I realize that I was the one being played for suckers. Whales are indeed not to be underestimated. When the big dump happened, they were buying the dip while we were still hesitating whether to rug pull, haha. 1.37 billion USD just quietly flowed in, no wonder they say the crypto world is a game for large investors. Every time there's a big dump, this scenario repeats. When can we stop being cut? The price range from 3200 to 3500 is really noteworthy, it has a strong smell of rat trading. Actually, it's very simple. Don't panic when it falls, just observe the changes and that's it. The panic chips of retail investors have indeed flowed to the pros' wallets, that's the cruel part of the market. Now I understand, a big dump actually indicates that the opportunity has come. I should have bought the dip.

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HashRateHermit

· 11-30 07:29

When retail investors are wailing, whales are eating the chips. This trap has been played for years. --- 1.37 billion in real cash has entered the market, while we are still debating in the group whether to cut loss or not. It's laughable. --- The cost in the price range of 3200-3500... When the rebound happens, we will know who makes money and who loses. --- Every big dump is like this; panic sellers are always paying for someone else's profit. --- Good question! The chips will eventually flow into the hands of those who are patient. --- 400,000 ETH in 72 hours, this amount... retail investors can't play at this level at all. --- Here it comes again, large investors are quietly building positions while small retail investors are advising each other to cut loss, and it will always be like this. --- On-chain data doesn't lie; panic selling should be swept away. --- If I had this amount of capital, I would have already laid back, why bother looking at Candlestick charts? --- So, every time there is a fall, first look at the movements of large investors before deciding to cut loss or not, otherwise it's just giving away money.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 11-30 07:19

Once again, it's clear that the retail investors' chips are a feast for the Whale. --- This is the real scene of suckers being played for suckers; we are cutting ourselves. --- 394682 coins directly entering a position; this move... we should have realized that panic is the signal. --- Every big dump, I ask myself a question: are we on the wrong side? --- Those who understand the market are quietly accumulating, while we are still comforting each other in the group. --- Wherever the money flows, it's clear on-chain; it can't be hidden. --- 1.37 billion dollars getting on board, this can't be a coincidence, right? --- The panic of retail investors is the opportunity cost table for Large Investors. --- Next time there’s a big dump, I need to think about the problem from a different angle. --- On-chain data never lies, but we always fail to understand it.

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UnluckyValidator

· 11-30 07:16

Retail investors cut loss while I sweep the chips, this is the difference between suckers and whales. Once again I was publicly played for suckers, if I had known, I should have resisted looking at the candlestick. 3.94 million ETH? I'm still counting if I have 0.1 of it. It's always like this, by the time I react, the money has long gone into someone else's pocket. I really can never keep up with the pace of large investors, I accept my fate.

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