A major institutional player quietly accumulated billions worth of Bitcoin over just two weeks—right when many were calling it the start of a bear market. The timing and scale of these purchases are telling. Sometimes the smartest money speaks louder through actions than through words. What we're seeing here is a calculated bet placed at what seemed like despair, and that pattern often says more about what's coming next than any analyst prediction ever could.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 25m ago
Smart money never follows the trend. The tactic of bottom-fishing has been around for so many years, yet some people still fall for it.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 14h ago
Smart money buys in when there's despair—that's the answer.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 14h ago
Smart money is like this; they say they're bearish, but in reality, they've already accumulated a lot.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 14h ago
Smart money is like this: you shout short on the surface, but secretly accumulate at the bottom, and it's effortless to slap your face.
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GasFeeCry
· 14h ago
Smart money is like this: the more desperate, the more they jump in.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 14h ago
Smart money steps in when despair hits, and that's why I am optimistic about the upcoming market.
A major institutional player quietly accumulated billions worth of Bitcoin over just two weeks—right when many were calling it the start of a bear market. The timing and scale of these purchases are telling. Sometimes the smartest money speaks louder through actions than through words. What we're seeing here is a calculated bet placed at what seemed like despair, and that pattern often says more about what's coming next than any analyst prediction ever could.