#美国非农数据超预期 Don't just focus on the Candlestick, someone is quietly making a fortune.
When the market is in despair, there are always some who quietly pick up chips. The South Korean listed company Bitplanet has recently acquired another 28.5 bitcoins, bringing their BTC holdings to a total of 228.5. Even more aggressive is that this company is running a "Daily Investment Plan" with the ultimate goal? To accumulate 10,000 coins first.
You are bottom-fishing halfway up the mountain, while they are using calendars to formulate trading strategies. This is the gap.
**When noise becomes the norm, silence becomes a weapon**
Bitplanet is not an isolated case. Globally, at least 351 institutional entities hold a total of about 40,400 bitcoins, and MicroStrategy is even more exaggerated, directly hoarding 640,000 bitcoins. These players are not executing a "gamble" short-term logic, but rather a long-term layout of financial strategy level.
The strategy used by Bitplanet is very simple - continuous accumulation, without trying to guess the top or the bottom. They don't care whether it goes up or down tomorrow, they only care about having a few more coins in their account every day. As for retail investors? They chase hot trends, watch the news, and stare at the intraday charts with their hearts racing, only to end up becoming the liquidity for others.
**The game rules have changed a long time ago, and you are still using the old map**
The crypto market in 2025 is no longer an era of retail frenzy. Traditional financial giants like BlackRock and Fidelity control more than $200 billion in funds through Bitcoin spot ETFs. With professional players entering the scene, the entire market's operational logic has changed.
Institutions treat Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset against inflation, planning over annual or even longer cycles. Retail investors are still chasing "hundredfold coins" and "the next hot spot," only to find out that they are just liquidity providers – in plain terms, they are the ones being cut.
**From Speculating on Coins to Asset Allocation: A New Way of Living**
Real experts have long stopped playing the "speculating on coins" game. What they do is asset allocation.
For example: 40% BTC as ballast, 20% ETH to follow the Ethereum ecosystem, 25% allocated to mainstream coins with higher market capitalization, and the remaining 15% kept for liquidity and cash emergencies. This structure is not flashy, but it can withstand volatility.
Bitplanet's strategy of buying a little every day illustrates a simple truth: it's not about capturing the perfect entry point, but rather about time itself. Institutions calculate returns annually, while retail investors calculate gains and losses hourly. This is where the real distance is created.
The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is the patience and discipline to endure until the opportunities come to fruition.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 11-29 07:49
This is the real way to play; while institutions quietly make profits, we are still watching the Candlestick.
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SmartContractDiver
· 11-29 05:53
I am a contract breaker, every time I catch a falling knife at the highest point, then watch the Candlestick plummet vertically. This article hit my sore spot, institutions can just Auto-Invest every day to win effortlessly, and I went all in once and lost everything.
This is the gap... I’m still looking at the minute chart, while others are buying coins according to the calendar. If I had known not to play so thrillingly, wouldn’t it have been better to honestly diversify my allocation? Sigh, I have to wait for the next windfall.
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GamefiHarvester
· 11-29 02:42
Institutions are hoarding, retail investors are buying the dip, and I'm still losing... it's really frustrating.
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InscriptionGriller
· 11-26 09:21
It's the same old story again, should we just lay flat because institutions are hoarding coins? Hilarious, we should have realized long ago that we are suckers.
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StealthMoon
· 11-26 09:19
Oh my, it's this trap again, institutions hoarding coins while retail investors cut losses. I've been hearing this for a year and there are still people who believe it.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 11-26 09:07
The game of manipulating the market, we retail investors are just played for suckers.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 11-26 09:03
It's the same old story again, retail investors are always played for suckers, right? I just want to ask, if institutions are really that powerful, why do they still have to rely on ETFs to play retail investors?
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GlueGuy
· 11-26 09:03
Wow, the institutions are hoarding coins like crazy while I'm still struggling with how much it fell today, I'm really foolish.
#美国非农数据超预期 Don't just focus on the Candlestick, someone is quietly making a fortune.
When the market is in despair, there are always some who quietly pick up chips. The South Korean listed company Bitplanet has recently acquired another 28.5 bitcoins, bringing their BTC holdings to a total of 228.5. Even more aggressive is that this company is running a "Daily Investment Plan" with the ultimate goal? To accumulate 10,000 coins first.
You are bottom-fishing halfway up the mountain, while they are using calendars to formulate trading strategies. This is the gap.
**When noise becomes the norm, silence becomes a weapon**
Bitplanet is not an isolated case. Globally, at least 351 institutional entities hold a total of about 40,400 bitcoins, and MicroStrategy is even more exaggerated, directly hoarding 640,000 bitcoins. These players are not executing a "gamble" short-term logic, but rather a long-term layout of financial strategy level.
The strategy used by Bitplanet is very simple - continuous accumulation, without trying to guess the top or the bottom. They don't care whether it goes up or down tomorrow, they only care about having a few more coins in their account every day. As for retail investors? They chase hot trends, watch the news, and stare at the intraday charts with their hearts racing, only to end up becoming the liquidity for others.
**The game rules have changed a long time ago, and you are still using the old map**
The crypto market in 2025 is no longer an era of retail frenzy. Traditional financial giants like BlackRock and Fidelity control more than $200 billion in funds through Bitcoin spot ETFs. With professional players entering the scene, the entire market's operational logic has changed.
Institutions treat Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset against inflation, planning over annual or even longer cycles. Retail investors are still chasing "hundredfold coins" and "the next hot spot," only to find out that they are just liquidity providers – in plain terms, they are the ones being cut.
**From Speculating on Coins to Asset Allocation: A New Way of Living**
Real experts have long stopped playing the "speculating on coins" game. What they do is asset allocation.
For example: 40% BTC as ballast, 20% ETH to follow the Ethereum ecosystem, 25% allocated to mainstream coins with higher market capitalization, and the remaining 15% kept for liquidity and cash emergencies. This structure is not flashy, but it can withstand volatility.
Bitplanet's strategy of buying a little every day illustrates a simple truth: it's not about capturing the perfect entry point, but rather about time itself. Institutions calculate returns annually, while retail investors calculate gains and losses hourly. This is where the real distance is created.
The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is the patience and discipline to endure until the opportunities come to fruition.