Institutional whales are making big moves again. BlackRock deposited 1,134 BTC and 7,255 ETH into a compliant platform, sparking considerable discussion in the market.
From on-chain data, what does such large deposits usually indicate? Industry experts generally believe that exchanges serve as transit points for holders, possibly preparing for subsequent actions such as cashing out profits or adjusting positions. In the short term, this indeed adds a layer of uncertainty to the market—large inflows of funds into exchanges could create potential selling pressure, which may exert downward pull on the prices of BTC and ETH.
Of course, other possibilities cannot be ruled out. Every move by institutions is worth paying attention to, especially transfers involving core assets like BTC, ETH, and SOL. This also serves as a reminder for retail investors to stay vigilant of on-chain developments and not be caught off guard by large transfers.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 2h ago
BlackRock is playing psychological warfare again. Is storing assets on exchanges just to scare retail investors?
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PonziDetector
· 2h ago
What trick is BlackRock up to now... This rhythm feels a bit off.
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MEVictim
· 2h ago
BlackRock's move... are they about to dump again? Retail investors will have to stay on edge once more.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 3h ago
BlackRock's move really scared us to the point of trembling. If it weren't for the lack of any unusual activity on the exchange, I would have cut my losses already.
But thinking carefully, institutions usually have only two outcomes when they do this—either they dump the market or they are laying out for the next wave. Anyway, retail investors like us can only follow the trend. What can we do?
Wait, is this really BlackRock? Can we truly see their identity clearly on-chain? It feels a bit unbelievable.
Forget it, let's just observe for now. Anyway, no matter how BTC and ETH move this time, they can't escape the institution's tactics. Let's just watch the show.
Institutional whales are making big moves again. BlackRock deposited 1,134 BTC and 7,255 ETH into a compliant platform, sparking considerable discussion in the market.
From on-chain data, what does such large deposits usually indicate? Industry experts generally believe that exchanges serve as transit points for holders, possibly preparing for subsequent actions such as cashing out profits or adjusting positions. In the short term, this indeed adds a layer of uncertainty to the market—large inflows of funds into exchanges could create potential selling pressure, which may exert downward pull on the prices of BTC and ETH.
Of course, other possibilities cannot be ruled out. Every move by institutions is worth paying attention to, especially transfers involving core assets like BTC, ETH, and SOL. This also serves as a reminder for retail investors to stay vigilant of on-chain developments and not be caught off guard by large transfers.