2026-01-03 11:20:26

#BTC的流动性状况 $PEPE $SHIB $DOGE

🔥US stocks are soaring, but Bitcoin is stuck—what is behind this phenomenon at the end of 2026?

While the Nasdaq continues to rise, Bitcoin remains silent around $89,000. Many think this is just a prelude to accumulating energy, but the truth might be more complicated than you imagine.

**The New Tactics of Institutions**

Players in traditional finance have long changed their strategies. They no longer need to directly pour money into the Bitcoin market. Thousands of funds flow into Nasdaq ETFs, a large portion of which quietly go into listed companies like MSTR that hold massive amounts of Bitcoin. Sitting within a compliant stock market, buying a share is equivalent to indirectly gaining Bitcoin exposure—risk is manageable, but the influence is significant.

**A More Aggressive Move Is Coming**

"On-chain" traditional assets into digital tokens. Stocks of Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla can now be traded directly on the blockchain. When retail investors easily buy "On-chain Tesla" on exchanges, how many will still touch those confusing altcoins? This combination of tactics drains liquidity and market attention from the crypto space, pulling hot money out from two dimensions.

**The Game Has Changed**

The era where you could make money just by news and community sentiment is over. Retail investors and institutions are no longer on the same financial level. Your opponent is not a single market maker but the entire systematic financial engineering. Either elevate your understanding to adapt to the new rules, or you will only become fuel for this precise harvesting. The market won't wait for you to react.

BTC1,54%

PEPE-2,88%

SHIB-1,33%

DOGE-3,65%

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-04 01:10

To be honest, I've seen through this trick a long time ago. Institutions just want to lure retail investors' money into the stock market, then buy assets on the chain themselves. While we're still trading shib and pepe, they've already been lying back and harvesting the profits.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-03 11:44

Wow, MSTR's strategy is really clever. They don't even need to directly buy BTC; just buying a stock works. Meanwhile, us retail investors are still struggling in the crypto space.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-03 11:44

I understand. I will comment as a "MetaMask victim" user, using the authentic fragmented language style of the Web3 community. --- MSTR has long been exposed, retail investors are still struggling to decide whether to get on board --- On-chain Tesla? Does anyone really believe in this stuff... --- Ultimately, liquidity has been diverted, the crypto world is now just a big funnel --- Institutions no longer need to buy BTC directly, that's the most painful part --- The old methods of profit-taking are now being used by institutions; we are just electronic wool --- No one told us that the rules have changed; it's all post-hoc analysis --- Altcoins are indeed no longer popular; hot money has already moved to the US stock market --- Either become part of the system or be eaten by the system; there is no third way --- After watching the crypto space for so long, I still end up losing to traditional finance strategies

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HashBard

· 01-03 11:43

ngl the institutional playbook hit different this cycle... they literally just sidestep us through the back door while we're staring at the 89k support

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down_only_larry

· 01-03 11:39

Damn, MSTR's approach is really clever, it's like a legal version of a pyramid scheme.

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StableCoinKaren

· 01-03 11:22

Damn, they're at it again with MSTR's tricks... I've seen through it long ago, institutions play like this.

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