While everyone is still following the price movement of BTC and ETH, a significant transfer of large funds has quietly occurred. According to on-chain data statistics, over 200 million dollars have flowed out from mainstream tokens in the last 24 hours, with Bitcoin and Ethereum being the main targets of fund withdrawals.
Interestingly, during this period, XRP, TRX, and UNI have attracted over $35 million in new funds despite the trend. What does this significant shift in capital really indicate?
One possibility is that retail investors are panic selling leading projects at low levels. However, it is also possible that institutions are making strategic adjustments by selling mainstream tokens to acquire potential varieties. The more critical question is whether the flow of funds is laying the groundwork for the market's main theme in the first quarter. From the actual actions of the funds, the market is undergoing a silent sector switch.
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MetaLord420
· 9h ago
Is it this "silent zone switching" again? I see it's just the institutions whipsawing.
Retail investors are panicking because they don’t understand, while the real money has already been lying in ambush.
Doesn't this wave of XRP feel like it's going to play another round of suckers?
As for the funds transfer, it's nicely called a strategy adjustment, but to put it bluntly, it's just playing people for suckers.
What line in the first quarter, waiting to die? It’s better to follow the actual applications of the Tron ecosystem.
Where does this data come from? Do you know on-chain data can also deceive you?
TRX sucking in funds? Come on, this is just the institutions' trap, everyone.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 9h ago
It's the same old story again, institutions are laying out plans? I feel like it's just retail investors buying the dip and getting trapped, breaking their pots in despair.
It's not surprising that BTC and ETH have flowed out 200 million USD; this drama plays out every day.
Can that bunch of XRP really attract capital? I think it's just some people with a gambling mentality playing with small coins.
This "silent zone switching" sounds impressive, but isn't it just capital looking for the next dumb buyer?
Wait a minute, a first quarter market trend? Friend, your prediction is a bit too early, isn't it?
I believe in institutional strategy adjustments, but I really have to question what kind of game they can come up with.
Forget about looking at these data; it's better to hold onto BTC and sleep soundly.
When it's a pump, they say it's institutions laying out plans; when it's dumping, it turns into retail panic. I'm tired of hearing this same old phrase.
TRX attracting capital? I need to be even more cautious, this thing is most likely to wipe out small retail investors.
Capital is flowing, that's true, but the old saying still holds: buy low and sell high, easy to say but hard to do.
While everyone is still following the price movement of BTC and ETH, a significant transfer of large funds has quietly occurred. According to on-chain data statistics, over 200 million dollars have flowed out from mainstream tokens in the last 24 hours, with Bitcoin and Ethereum being the main targets of fund withdrawals.
Interestingly, during this period, XRP, TRX, and UNI have attracted over $35 million in new funds despite the trend. What does this significant shift in capital really indicate?
One possibility is that retail investors are panic selling leading projects at low levels. However, it is also possible that institutions are making strategic adjustments by selling mainstream tokens to acquire potential varieties. The more critical question is whether the flow of funds is laying the groundwork for the market's main theme in the first quarter. From the actual actions of the funds, the market is undergoing a silent sector switch.