#美联储回购协议计划 Whale address flow information is interesting. After the net outflow of over 1,000 coins the day before yesterday, only about 200 coins came in yesterday, and this discrepancy itself is speaking. If today the market is being pushed up but whale addresses still do not show significant net inflow? That indicates this rally might just be a trap to lure more buyers, and the upward space afterward is questionable.

Conversely, if today's data actually shows a net inflow of over 1,000 coins, then it can be confirmed that whales are seriously building positions, and such a market trend is worth looking forward to. If the fluctuation is only a few hundred coins again, then continue to wait and see the specific data tomorrow. In any case, as long as there is no net outflow, it's still okay.

Large net outflows generally lead to two outcomes: either big players are shaking out traders to test their resolve, or the market is about to fall. There is no third possibility.

Another detail that cannot be ignored—if the price has not broken out of the consolidation range during this period, and even after some time of convergence, traders are still hesitating, then there might be a fake move coming to deceive. Staying alert is never wrong.

Plus, there is the largest options expiration in history coming up, and a super whale suddenly dumping 100,000 ETH onto exchanges. This combination of information warrants cautious observation. Instead of guessing blindly, it's better to wait until the price truly breaks out of the 85,000-91,000 range, or a false breakdown appears below, before taking action. The rhythm of $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB is all watching this move.