2025-12-26 04:20:50

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The crypto market has recently been like a roller coaster—investors are well accustomed to this thrill. Regulatory environment is tightening, institutions are gradually building positions, while retail investors are watching from the sidelines, all waiting for the next story that can move the market.

Currently, market liquidity is showing clear divergence. On one hand, large funds are quietly positioning themselves; on the other hand, retail investors are wavering—some are bullish but hesitant to make big moves. The essence of this game is a confrontation between information asymmetry and risk tolerance.

What are your thoughts on the future market? Will regulations continue to tighten? Are institutions really bottom-fishing? Or are they waiting for better prices? Share your thoughts.

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StakoorNeverSleeps

· 12-27 23:34

Basically, it's a game where big players eat the meat and retail investors drink the soup. The information gap is right there. Institutional bottom fishing? Wake up, they are just testing the bottom line, waiting for us to cut our losses. Regulation has been a routine thing for me; whenever there's a slight movement, it pops up. Nothing new. They're starting to tell stories again; I've seen this routine too many times. It feels like there will be another drop later; the chips in the hands of big players haven't been gathered enough yet. This wave of liquidity divergence is a signal—if you don't have insider information, don't act recklessly. Let's wait and see; only when the institutions have truly completed their positions will it be time for a rebound.

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AirdropHunterZhang

· 12-27 10:16

Are institutions quietly positioning? I think they are just waiting for retail investors to be wiped out before taking over. I’m very familiar with this routine. --- I get nervous when regulations tighten, but if it really drops, I’ll go all in. I’ve been jumping back and forth for so many years that I’m used to it. --- Information gap? Basically, it’s that we’re always a step behind. They fill the order first, and only then do we see the candlestick chart. --- Don’t ask me what I think about the future market. I’m just lying flat, harvesting some gains, waiting for the airdrop to be wiped out before making any moves. --- Listening to big funds’ layouts is just for fun. What I care about is whether this round of market can break even. --- Retail investors wavering? That’s because they haven’t seen the next story of getting rich overnight. It will come eventually. --- Those who quietly make a fortune won’t be here answering your questions.

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PumpDetector

· 12-26 07:53

nah this liquidity fragmentation is literally textbook accumulation psychology... whales know retail's terrified so they're just waiting it out lol. seen this movie before, not falling for the "institutions buying the dip" narrative again 🤐

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MoonRocketman

· 12-26 04:50

The divergence in liquidity has long been evident to me on the RSI momentum chart. The rhythm of large capital deployment, based on Bollinger Band channels, shows that we are currently just above the gravitational resistance level, ready to trigger a launch window at any moment. Are retail investors waiting and watching? That's right—they are the ones who only dare to follow after refueling is complete. We have already calculated the escape velocity. As for regulation, don't overinterpret it—historical data shows that each time additional capital is added, a breakout from the orbit can be achieved. The key is who calculates this 1.618 Fibonacci angle first.

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AlphaBrain

· 12-26 04:49

The idea that institutions are secretly making moves is getting old. If they really wanted to buy the dip, they would have done it already. Are you still waiting? Basically, they just want to buy at a lower price.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 12-26 04:36

Riding roller coasters has long since become numb, now we're just waiting for the institutions to come clean

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DeFiDoctor

· 12-26 04:35

Liquidity differentiation is a pretty accurate diagnosis, but it depends on specific indicators—trading depth, large holder position changes, futures and spot basis... Just talking about sentiment swings isn't enough; we need to verify with data. Institutional buying or cashing out is clear from on-chain transfer records; don't be led astray by narratives. Retail investors not daring to take heavy positions actually indicates correct risk recognition, which is not an issue. The key is the pace of increased regulation, which will directly affect liquidity premiums—currently still in the observation period.

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