The on-chain data from the past week is quite interesting—big players have made significant moves, accumulating a total of 220,000 ETH, which is roughly $6.6 billion at current prices. The market atmosphere is quite polarized right now; some are afraid of missing out, some are still on the sidelines, and others are gradually building positions during this wave. Honestly, at times like these, everyone’s choices can be justified by their own logic. Whales are acting, retail investors are hesitating, and all of this reflects the market’s process of finding a balance point. Whether driven by fear or by entering the market, it seems to be what this cycle is supposed to entail.
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JustHodlIt
· 21h ago
The whale's movements are so big that I feel a bit guilty about my retail share.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 22h ago
Whales eat meat, so we must first keep an eye on what's in our bowl. 220,000 ETH, this move is definitely not a joke.
Retail investors and big players are always on two different paths; no matter what you say, it's useless.
FOMO is really the biggest killer, more painful than losing money.
Is it a good time to build a position? Or a bagholder? We'll ask this question again in a year.
Have you found the balance point? It feels like volatility is coming again.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 22h ago
Whales are really aggressive with this sell-off; 220,000 ETH were moved in just one week, indicating that the big players have been optimistic about the market for a long time. Meanwhile, retail investors are still hesitating.
The on-chain data from the past week is quite interesting—big players have made significant moves, accumulating a total of 220,000 ETH, which is roughly $6.6 billion at current prices. The market atmosphere is quite polarized right now; some are afraid of missing out, some are still on the sidelines, and others are gradually building positions during this wave. Honestly, at times like these, everyone’s choices can be justified by their own logic. Whales are acting, retail investors are hesitating, and all of this reflects the market’s process of finding a balance point. Whether driven by fear or by entering the market, it seems to be what this cycle is supposed to entail.