#数字资产市场动态 Yesterday, although the whale wallet only saw inflows of a little over 200 coins, it had a significant outflow of over 1000 coins the day before. The key point is—if today’s market rally continues and whale addresses show no signs of large inflows, it suggests this upward move might just be a trap to lure in more traders, and it’s not worth following too closely. Conversely, if we see a net inflow of over 1000, then it’s more interesting, and we can look forward to the market with more confidence. Of course, if the fluctuations are still in the hundreds, we should wait until tomorrow to see the specific situation. The main point is—don’t see net outflows.

Historical experience tells us that whenever there are large net outflows, there are only two possible outcomes: either the main players are shaking out the weak hands and wasting time to wear down traders’ patience, or the market is genuinely about to decline. There is no third option.

Another detail to watch out for—if the price has been consolidating within a certain range for a long time without choosing a direction, then we need to be more alert. In such cases, once the price actually breaks out, it often does so with a false move to deceive traders. Don’t be fooled.

Additionally, recent options market expiries have reached historic levels, and monitoring has revealed that those ancient mega-whales have made big moves again—transferring 100,000 ETH to exchanges. These factors combined suggest that the safest approach is to wait and see. When the price either breaks out of the 85,000 to 91,000 range or shows a false breakdown below it, then the market direction will become clearer.

The movements of $BTC, $ETH, and $BNB are all worth continued observation.