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#加密货币市场情绪 Looking back at the ups and downs of the market over the years, I can't help but feel a surge of emotions. Recently, I saw some interesting data - the number of giant addresses has significantly increased since last Friday, and the number of addresses holding over 1000 BTC has reached a four-month high. This reminds me of the situation at the end of the 2017 bull run, when a similar phenomenon also occurred.
The movements of large funds often indicate a turning point in the market. Retail investors panic sell, while the whales quietly accumulate, which is a classic pattern we have witnessed many times before. However, the current situation may be more complex, as there seems to be a divergence between super whales holding 1,000-10,000 BTC and ordinary whales holding 100-1,000 BTC.
The direction of the Federal Reserve's policy is undoubtedly the biggest variable in the current market. The FOMC meeting at the end of October broke the fragile balance between buyers and sellers, triggering a new round of reshuffling. Although selling pressure still dominates at the moment, the increase in the number of whale addresses may indicate that market sentiment is quietly shifting.
As an elder who has experienced multiple rounds of bull and bear markets, I advise everyone to stay clear-headed, neither being blindly optimistic nor overly pessimistic. Keep a close eye on the competition among various forces while also making long-term plans. After all, history is always repeating itself, and those who can learn from it often gain an advantage in the next cycle.