#美SEC与CFTC在加密领域监管协作 I recently came across some pretty interesting info—BlackRock's head Larry Fink revealed that during this recent Bitcoin pullback to around $80,000, quite a few sovereign wealth funds have been quietly accumulating.
But pay attention, these "national teams" aren't rushing in to buy the dip. They're playing a different game: buy a little when it drops 5%, add more if it drops another 10%. Guess what they're waiting for? For retail investors to panic sell.
To put it bluntly, this is classic harvesting logic. The more you panic, the happier they are; when you sell at a loss, they pick up the bags. Sovereign funds aren't after quick profits—they want long-term influence. Once they've accumulated enough positions, who do you think will lead the next market rally? Haven't you figured that out yet?
Think about the last cycle—didn't institutions do the same thing? Quietly building positions at the bear market bottom, waiting until retail investors are numb, then suddenly pumping the price so you chase the top. Same script, different actors.
So what should you do now? Don't scare yourself out of the game. Why be afraid of a big drop? What you should fear is missing out and watching it take off. Of course, I'm not saying go all-in blindly, just don't let your emotions dictate your trades.
Real opportunities are often hidden when most people can't see them. Do you want to be the one who gets off too early, or the one who laughs last? The market will give the answer.
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RetiredMiner
· 12-04 13:40
Hi, isn’t this just the same old trick? They do this every time to fleece people.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 12-04 13:27
Alright, alright, I'm tired of hearing the same lines—sovereign funds accumulating, retail investors left holding the bag, market cycles... In the end, it's all just telling us not to panic and not to sell, right? The problem is, who the hell can actually hold on?
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NightAirdropper
· 12-04 13:18
Well... to put it bluntly, it's just whales eating meat while retail investors get the scraps. We've seen this trick way too many times.
Seriously, who can match the patience of those sovereign funds? They're just playing the long game.
Once you see through it, it's actually a relief. If it drops, so be it—I don't have much position anyway, haha.
This whole institutional playbook is ruthless, but if retail investors could unite, we would've been winning easily.
But honestly, it would be great if the SEC and CFTC could actually regulate these institutions properly one day.
#美SEC与CFTC在加密领域监管协作 I recently came across some pretty interesting info—BlackRock's head Larry Fink revealed that during this recent Bitcoin pullback to around $80,000, quite a few sovereign wealth funds have been quietly accumulating.
But pay attention, these "national teams" aren't rushing in to buy the dip. They're playing a different game: buy a little when it drops 5%, add more if it drops another 10%. Guess what they're waiting for? For retail investors to panic sell.
To put it bluntly, this is classic harvesting logic. The more you panic, the happier they are; when you sell at a loss, they pick up the bags. Sovereign funds aren't after quick profits—they want long-term influence. Once they've accumulated enough positions, who do you think will lead the next market rally? Haven't you figured that out yet?
Think about the last cycle—didn't institutions do the same thing? Quietly building positions at the bear market bottom, waiting until retail investors are numb, then suddenly pumping the price so you chase the top. Same script, different actors.
So what should you do now? Don't scare yourself out of the game. Why be afraid of a big drop? What you should fear is missing out and watching it take off. Of course, I'm not saying go all-in blindly, just don't let your emotions dictate your trades.
Real opportunities are often hidden when most people can't see them. Do you want to be the one who gets off too early, or the one who laughs last? The market will give the answer.