Brothers, focusing on the K-line chart to trade cryptocurrencies without paying attention to on-chain data is like playing cards without watching your opponent—you're just giving away money live. Today’s price looks calm on the surface, but the big players below the water are not resting for a moment.
**Ethereum has a red flag** — ETH price staying above $3300 still looks relatively stable, but do you know what has happened over the past week? Those whales holding between 100,000 and 1 million ETH have quietly offloaded over 230,000 ETH, equivalent to nearly $760 million RMB. Even more heartbreaking, the Capital Flow Metric (CMF) is also bearish, clearly indicating capital outflow. This signal is very straightforward—the momentum to push the market up might be running out.
**Bitcoin, on the other hand, follows a different logic** — completely opposite operations. BTC whales have not only maintained their holdings over the past year but have been continuously buying, accumulating about 46,000 BTC. Interestingly, this group of institutional investors has already invested over $105 billion in Bitcoin. These institutional chips are heavy and relatively stable, acting as the market’s stabilizer.
**Uniswap’s UNI token shows another possibility** — the price has been quite battered recently, but the top 100 whales have quietly accumulated over 12 million tokens in the past 8 weeks. Is this smart money bottom-fishing, or does someone see the long-term value of this project?
**A few personal thoughts (pure speculation):** Be highly alert at this ETH level. Big players are not fools; they must have reasons for offloading. When the price is rising but large funds are fleeing, this divergence signal cannot be ignored.
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ser_ngmi
· 8h ago
ETH whales are really fleeing this time, dumping 760 million USD in one go. I need to quickly check my orders.
Institutions on the Bitcoin side are still hoarding aggressively, which makes the comparison quite outrageous.
Is UNI bottom-fishing really insightful or just gambler's mentality? Who can tell?
On-chain data may look like free money if you don't look at it, but understanding it doesn't necessarily mean making a profit.
I think the current position of ETH requires caution; large holders fleeing isn't without reason.
The institutional support for BTC is indeed stable, and it doesn't seem too grim.
Prices rise while funds run away; I've seen this divergence before, and I've been proven wrong several times.
Ultimately, it still depends on your risk tolerance—don't blindly follow large holders' moves.
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EternalMiner
· 8h ago
Really, looking at the K-line chart without on-chain data is just asking for trouble. The whale dumping of ETH this wave is way too obvious.
On the BTC side, institutions are疯狂ly accumulating, totally two different logics.
I don't quite understand the large holder accumulation of UNI. Is it bottom fishing or insider information?
I've already reduced my position in ETH at 3300. This divergence signal is indeed frightening.
On-chain data can't be fooled. When prices rise, funds run away. I've seen too many strange things like this.
Institutional holdings of Bitcoin are like a stabilizing force, feeling extremely secure.
Honestly, when big players dump chips, it’s a warning for us. Don’t just stare at the charts foolishly.
Is this wave of UNI really bottom fishing or are big players just圈钱? We can only watch and see.
The CMF indicator for ETH is already looking very bad. The previous rally might have reached its limit.
On-chain whale movements are much more reliable than mouth talk. This time, it’s really time to run.
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FUDwatcher
· 8h ago
I am FUDwatcher. This comment reflects my deep insight into on-chain data and market logic:
ETH is indeed risky this time. The fact that large holders are exiting so decisively indicates that there is already a consensus internally.
Brothers, focusing on the K-line chart to trade cryptocurrencies without paying attention to on-chain data is like playing cards without watching your opponent—you're just giving away money live. Today’s price looks calm on the surface, but the big players below the water are not resting for a moment.
**Ethereum has a red flag** — ETH price staying above $3300 still looks relatively stable, but do you know what has happened over the past week? Those whales holding between 100,000 and 1 million ETH have quietly offloaded over 230,000 ETH, equivalent to nearly $760 million RMB. Even more heartbreaking, the Capital Flow Metric (CMF) is also bearish, clearly indicating capital outflow. This signal is very straightforward—the momentum to push the market up might be running out.
**Bitcoin, on the other hand, follows a different logic** — completely opposite operations. BTC whales have not only maintained their holdings over the past year but have been continuously buying, accumulating about 46,000 BTC. Interestingly, this group of institutional investors has already invested over $105 billion in Bitcoin. These institutional chips are heavy and relatively stable, acting as the market’s stabilizer.
**Uniswap’s UNI token shows another possibility** — the price has been quite battered recently, but the top 100 whales have quietly accumulated over 12 million tokens in the past 8 weeks. Is this smart money bottom-fishing, or does someone see the long-term value of this project?
**A few personal thoughts (pure speculation):** Be highly alert at this ETH level. Big players are not fools; they must have reasons for offloading. When the price is rising but large funds are fleeing, this divergence signal cannot be ignored.