2026-01-16 10:11:34

#数字资产市场动态【Short-term Chips Choosing Exit】

On-chain data is quite interesting. Recently, the behavior of short-term Bitcoin holders has clearly been changing:

From previous stop-loss repairs, they are gradually shifting towards actively taking profits.

The logic is actually very straightforward:

The chips that entered the market not long ago now have liquidity, and are no longer in a trapped situation. Some people choose to cash out during the rebound, clearly not planning to add more positions. The nature of the sell-off has shifted from forced liquidation to proactive profit-taking — this is a key signal.

$BTC $ETH $SOL 's performance confirms this. When short-term holders go from anxiety to greed, the market rhythm begins to adjust. This wave is a real transfer of chips on the chain, and the data is right there.

What happens next depends on whether these profit-taking funds truly exit the market or just reposition for re-entry.

BTC-0,02%

ETH-0,17%

SOL2,45%

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JustAnotherWallet

· 6h ago

This wave of short-term chips fleeing seems to be making room for big players.

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GasWaster

· 10h ago

Oh no, short-term chips are running again. This time, there are real profits. But speaking of which, will these funds really exit the market? I think most of them are just re-accumulating at low levels. Why does ETH seem to react less敏锐 than BTC? When short-term traders become greedy, it's often the time to get trapped. It's an old rule. The data is correct, but whether there's a big drop or a continued surge depends on how institutions move. Taking profits and staying safe is right, but when the rebound is strong, more people will definitely regret it.

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GmGmNoGn

· 10h ago

Hmm, it's the same "short-term chip outflow" argument again. Why do I feel like this kind of data happens every week? Is this really different this time? Or are they going to cut people again?

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CrashHotline

· 10h ago

The signals of short-term chips running away are indeed a bit heartbreaking, but could this wave be just another distraction before harvesting the little guys again?

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SellLowExpert

· 10h ago

Short-term retail investors are really running, this wave isn't about cutting losses—it's about taking profits and locking in gains.

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BugBountyHunter

· 11h ago

Short-term chips exiting? Then it depends on whether this move is really a run or just a repositioning to wait somewhere else.

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ContractTearjerker

· 11h ago

Short-term chips are in the bag, indicating that some people have chickened out. The question is whether this wave of selling will crash the market; we need to keep an eye on on-chain data.

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