#数字资产市场动态 ⚠️ Recently, these 3 phenomena in the crypto world have most people not understood at all
Sometimes a piece of news on the surface is just information, but behind it, there are actually turning points in market sentiment and the movement of real funds.
Today I want to talk about these 3 things. If you only see them as daily news, you might miss the most core aspects 👇
① Funds are pouring in wildly, but the price of the coin remains completely still (this is the most bizarre)
Since the beginning of the year, almost every group chat has heard this kind of complaint: "Why are funds still entering the market, and why is BTC still at this price level?"
But the truth is:
Industry mergers and acquisitions have hit new highs
Big capital is buying companies, infrastructure, and stockpiling channels
They are not just following the trend in the secondary market
👉 In other words, the money hasn't escaped; only the entry gate has changed.
What does this indicate? It shows: They are playing a long-term game, waiting for bigger opportunities to appear.
② Although L1 public chains are extremely bearish, they haven't collapsed collectively (this is rare)
This year's performance of L1 chains' prices is indeed hard to describe. But there is a very abnormal phenomenon:
No chain of project failures
The ecosystem continues to update and iterate
On-chain daily active users and trading volume haven't halved
👉 From this perspective, rather than calling it a systemic crisis, it’s more like a concentrated clearing of emotional positions.
Looking back at similar phases in history, they usually occur— Before a major cycle begins, not after.
③ Wallet hacked ≠ This market cycle is doomed (many people confuse this)
Recently, the Trust Wallet attack incident has been widely discussed. Many people's first reaction is: "This is going to be a bloodbath."
But after looking at the subsequent handling process:
Official actions were swift, responses were immediate
Promises of compensation were made
No panic selling wave was seen on-chain
👉 Nowadays, such security incidents are more like a localized stress test, rather than the systemic risk that once could trigger a total crisis.
🧭 So, what is the current situation?
To sum it up in one sentence:
The market is building momentum, not collapsing
Retail investors lack emotional guidance
Prices are not fluctuating wildly
But assets are quietly changing hands at the bottom
In such a phase, Your patience can easily be worn down bit by bit, and it’s also the easiest time to miss the wave of real opportunities that follow.
✍️ Some personal thoughts (for reference only)
Now is not the time for sensational hot topics
More importantly: Observe changes in the market fundamentals
Identify those who are truly quietly laying out plans
Distinguish who is building for the long term and who is just following the emotional trend
Many important opportunities are simply not going to be widely advertised on trending search lists.
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LadderToolGuy
· 2025-12-29 01:16
That makes sense, but can retail investors afford to wait? I'm almost losing patience myself.
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DataChief
· 2025-12-28 22:38
Wait a minute, is it true that big capital is hoarding in the channel? Why do I feel like some people are still placing buy orders to bottom fish?
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PoetryOnChain
· 2025-12-26 08:51
Damn it, it's this kind of argument of "You all don't understand," again. I just want to ask—are the big capital really accumulating or are they just telling stories?
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CryptoWageSlave
· 2025-12-26 08:49
Long-term planning is indeed more important than chasing hot trends. Big capital has already entered the market, and we're still looking at candlestick charts.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 2025-12-26 08:48
The bottom turnover this time shows that big players' moves are really discreet, while retail investors are still trending on hot searches.
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BoredWatcher
· 2025-12-26 08:34
Really, big capital is quietly stockpiling in the shadows, while retail investors are still here debating why the price isn't going up. I'm exhausted.
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GasFeeCrying
· 2025-12-26 08:31
The issue of bottom turnover is indeed correct, but retail investors are now really about to be worn out.
Big capital is making moves, yet we still have to keep a close eye on the K-line. The difference is too great.
The accumulation phase is the hardest to endure. Doing nothing risks missing out, but taking action makes it easy to get cut.
#数字资产市场动态 ⚠️ Recently, these 3 phenomena in the crypto world have most people not understood at all
Sometimes a piece of news on the surface is just information, but behind it, there are actually turning points in market sentiment and the movement of real funds.
Today I want to talk about these 3 things. If you only see them as daily news, you might miss the most core aspects 👇
① Funds are pouring in wildly, but the price of the coin remains completely still (this is the most bizarre)
Since the beginning of the year, almost every group chat has heard this kind of complaint:
"Why are funds still entering the market, and why is BTC still at this price level?"
But the truth is:
Industry mergers and acquisitions have hit new highs
Big capital is buying companies, infrastructure, and stockpiling channels
They are not just following the trend in the secondary market
👉 In other words, the money hasn't escaped; only the entry gate has changed.
What does this indicate? It shows:
They are playing a long-term game, waiting for bigger opportunities to appear.
② Although L1 public chains are extremely bearish, they haven't collapsed collectively (this is rare)
This year's performance of L1 chains' prices is indeed hard to describe.
But there is a very abnormal phenomenon:
No chain of project failures
The ecosystem continues to update and iterate
On-chain daily active users and trading volume haven't halved
👉 From this perspective, rather than calling it a systemic crisis, it’s more like a concentrated clearing of emotional positions.
Looking back at similar phases in history, they usually occur—
Before a major cycle begins, not after.
③ Wallet hacked ≠ This market cycle is doomed (many people confuse this)
Recently, the Trust Wallet attack incident has been widely discussed.
Many people's first reaction is:
"This is going to be a bloodbath."
But after looking at the subsequent handling process:
Official actions were swift, responses were immediate
Promises of compensation were made
No panic selling wave was seen on-chain
👉 Nowadays, such security incidents are more like a localized stress test,
rather than the systemic risk that once could trigger a total crisis.
🧭 So, what is the current situation?
To sum it up in one sentence:
The market is building momentum, not collapsing
Retail investors lack emotional guidance
Prices are not fluctuating wildly
But assets are quietly changing hands at the bottom
In such a phase,
Your patience can easily be worn down bit by bit, and it’s also the easiest time to miss the wave of real opportunities that follow.
✍️ Some personal thoughts (for reference only)
Now is not the time for sensational hot topics
More importantly:
Observe changes in the market fundamentals
Identify those who are truly quietly laying out plans
Distinguish who is building for the long term and who is just following the emotional trend
Many important opportunities
are simply not going to be widely advertised on trending search lists.