#Strategy加仓BTC 🐳 A giant whale appears, one word: just can't get out.
The most frightening thing in the market is not good news, but those continuous, certain, price-agnostic buy orders. Recently, a leading listed company has added to its position again, which is telling the shorts: they have plenty of money, don't care about the price at all, and have no concept of stop-loss, and their funds seem to never run out.
Looking at this from a different perspective: • Retail investors see this move and feel reassured. Big institutions are lurking, so why not follow along and enjoy some gains? • The exchange is increasingly short of Bitcoin, with large buyers continuously absorbing liquidity. • In the long run, this is indeed setting a visible bottom for Bitcoin.
Some say this guy is playing crazy, but he might have already seen through it — fiat currency is constantly depreciating, so instead of holding money, it's better to hold digital assets. This isn’t just buying coins; essentially, it’s hedging against fiat risk.
📉 Core logic: Don’t worry about short-term K-line fluctuations. As long as this giant is still eating the order book, most of the people shorting Bitcoin are probably digging their own graves.
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GasFeeCrier
· 16h ago
Whale accumulation strategies are really clever; retail investors should be cautious when following the trend.
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ILCollector
· 16h ago
When the whales move, the entire market comes alive. This is truly the real stabilizer.
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TokenAlchemist
· 16h ago
nah, the real alpha is watching the liquidation cascades when leverage unwinds... these whales moving the needle but retail still gets rekt on the same catalyst lol
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DegenDreamer
· 16h ago
The whales are not moving, so retail investors shouldn't rush either. Just follow and ride the wave.
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NewPumpamentals
· 16h ago
Whale eating spree is so fierce, shorts really should reflect on themselves.
#Strategy加仓BTC 🐳 A giant whale appears, one word: just can't get out.
The most frightening thing in the market is not good news, but those continuous, certain, price-agnostic buy orders. Recently, a leading listed company has added to its position again, which is telling the shorts: they have plenty of money, don't care about the price at all, and have no concept of stop-loss, and their funds seem to never run out.
Looking at this from a different perspective:
• Retail investors see this move and feel reassured. Big institutions are lurking, so why not follow along and enjoy some gains?
• The exchange is increasingly short of Bitcoin, with large buyers continuously absorbing liquidity.
• In the long run, this is indeed setting a visible bottom for Bitcoin.
Some say this guy is playing crazy, but he might have already seen through it — fiat currency is constantly depreciating, so instead of holding money, it's better to hold digital assets. This isn’t just buying coins; essentially, it’s hedging against fiat risk.
📉 Core logic: Don’t worry about short-term K-line fluctuations. As long as this giant is still eating the order book, most of the people shorting Bitcoin are probably digging their own graves.