#美联储回购协议计划 The truth behind the recent market arbitrage feast is quite harsh. Whenever the premium arbitrage trend emerges, a wealth transfer drama unfolds—arbitrage institutions get full, fund sizes increase, short-term traders count their money and leave, leaving behind those who buy in at high prices.
Take a certain round of market trend as an example, with daily transaction volumes reaching eight figures. Do you really think these fund operators are all clear-headed? I seriously doubt that at least half of them don’t understand the specific logic of premium arbitrage at all. Many have heard of the concept, but the process? They can’t figure it out. Once market enthusiasm heats up, minds become clouded, and they rush into the secondary market to gamble. The results are predictable.
$BTC $ETH $SOL Similar phenomena also exist in the markets of these mainstream coins—information gaps are just harvesting machines.
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DYORMaster
· 12-29 00:50
To be honest, those who saw clearly have already left, and most of those still shouting are probably trapped.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 12-28 15:30
It's another round of the leek-cutting game; institutions have long been full.
Honestly, half of the people don't understand the principles at all, and they go all-in on impulse.
Information asymmetry kills; this applies to every cryptocurrency.
The leek-like smell of the bagholders at high levels is getting stronger and stronger.
$BTC $ETH Those who profit from this market cycle are never retail investors; this is common sense.
Premium arbitrage sounds impressive, but in practice, it's purely a gambling mentality.
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LightningClicker
· 12-26 01:32
In plain terms, retail investors are just retail investors; no one can save them.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-26 01:32
It's the same old story; information asymmetry is always the most profitable.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 12-26 01:28
In other words, it's the harvest season for retail investors, the same script every time.
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This routine is played out, information asymmetry is a knife, retail investors always end up holding the bag last.
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Haha, I just want to ask how many people truly understand the arbitrage logic, or do they just jump in based on the concept.
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When BTC rises, everyone is a genius; when it falls, everyone is a victim. It's hilarious.
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Premium arbitrage? Sounds fancy, but it's actually just gamblers' self-delusion.
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When the market heats up, people's brains get fried. How can this problem be fixed?
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Institutions have already offloaded their holdings, and you're still discussing arbitrage. The gap in vision is too big.
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Every time, they say they are short-term experts, but in the end, they all become long-term holders.
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CryptoKINGJ
· 12-26 01:23
Christmas to the Moon! 🌕
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CryptoKINGJ
· 12-26 01:23
Merry Christmas ⛄
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CryptoKINGJ
· 12-26 01:23
Christmas Bull Run! 🐂
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DogeBachelor
· 12-26 01:18
Listen, basically the little guys got reaped again. Information asymmetry is always the deadliest weapon.
#美联储回购协议计划 The truth behind the recent market arbitrage feast is quite harsh. Whenever the premium arbitrage trend emerges, a wealth transfer drama unfolds—arbitrage institutions get full, fund sizes increase, short-term traders count their money and leave, leaving behind those who buy in at high prices.
Take a certain round of market trend as an example, with daily transaction volumes reaching eight figures. Do you really think these fund operators are all clear-headed? I seriously doubt that at least half of them don’t understand the specific logic of premium arbitrage at all. Many have heard of the concept, but the process? They can’t figure it out. Once market enthusiasm heats up, minds become clouded, and they rush into the secondary market to gamble. The results are predictable.
$BTC $ETH $SOL Similar phenomena also exist in the markets of these mainstream coins—information gaps are just harvesting machines.