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Bitcoin fell from 124,000 to 84,000, and the Whale has stabilized its losses.
[Coin World] The recent Bitcoin market has been a bit exciting. It plummeted directly from the high point of $124,000 to $84,000, with a significant drop. According to on-chain data, the main players in this wave of decline are large investors who have recently entered the market. These whales have been continuously dumping their positions, with trading volume being quite fierce.
However, the current situation has eased somewhat. The realized losses of these Large Investors have gradually stabilized, and the large-scale dumping actions have temporarily come to a halt. This indicates that the panic selling pressure from earlier may be weakening. From the perspective of on-chain data, the behavioral changes of Whales often reflect turning points in market sentiment, and this signal is still worth paying attention to.
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Both crashing and stabilizing, is this giant whale playing psychological warfare?
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A drop of 40,000 yuan, new rookies rushing in, nothing can catch up.
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Still looking at on-chain data to find the bottom? I already sold out.
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Stable losses = market rebound? I don't believe that logic for a second.
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Once the giant whale finishes selling, it's time for us to buy in.
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The new big players always end up taking over for the old-timers.
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Turning point? Well, let's wait until the turning point actually arrives.
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The dumping has come to a pause, is this the bottom? I still don't believe it.
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No matter how nice the on-chain data sounds, it doesn't change the fact that I am trapped.
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Whales are stable, while retail investors are still cutting losses, it's hilarious.
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Turning point? Let's wait and see, don't be too optimistic.
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From 12.4 to 8.4, what kind of fierce Large Investors are entering the market?
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Realized losses stable ≠ selling pressure weakened, you are overthinking.
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The reduction of panic selling pressure is good news, but where is the rebound?
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Whale behavior reflects market sentiment, so what does my Cut Loss behavior reflect?
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Easing? I think it will continue to test the support level.
Is the loss stabilized? I just want to see how long these Large Investors can hold out
It’s that moment again when the Whale decides our fate, feels endless
From 12.4 to 8.4, this fall really shows no mercy, how many suckers have been played for?
On-chain data, those who understand make money, and those who don’t just wait to be harvested
Is this easing the bottom? Or is it just the prelude to another wave of dumping
Does Large Investors stabilizing their losses mean a Rebound? I'm a bit skeptical of this logic.