Donald Trump recently pulled off a big move—proposing to inject 20 trillion dollars into the economy. What does that number mean? The combined market capitalization of the four major tech giants is only about that much. If even one-tenth flows into the crypto world, referencing the market trend in 2020, the potential is indeed huge.

But the market has started to feel off. The performance of ZEC in the past few days has been strange: the long positions of the top ten addresses have doubled, while 66% of retail investors are shorting. A certain large holder is currently facing an unrealized loss of 120 million, with the liquidation price stuck at 911 USD — a typical imbalance in the long-short game. Even more outrageous, it dropped directly by 20% within 24 hours.

The panic index has fallen to 10, the lowest point in three years. While retail investors are frantically cutting losses, four addresses quietly scooped up 17.58 million dollars worth of PEPE. Historical experience tells us that when everyone is shouting bear, it is often not far from a turning point.

There is another important signal: a leading platform has just established a collateral channel for institutional assets with BlackRock. This means that large funds from traditional finance are entering the market in a compliant manner, rather than in a disorganized fashion.

My own operation is like this: I placed a short order for ZEC around 775, with a stop loss at 800; I started to build a position in BNB in batches, focusing on its ability to capture ecological value in the long run; additionally, I left 30% of my bullets, waiting to see if BTC really spikes to 90,000 before making further decisions.

What do you think about this pullback? Is it a continuation of the bull market or a trend reversal? If you were the main player, which side would you choose to harvest now? Share your positions in the comments: bullish call 🚀, bearish call 🐻, come back in three days for the answers.