2026-01-11 21:44:09

"Big Orange" is back—Sunday hints have become a tradition

It seems another wave of announcements is coming to confirm new Bitcoin holdings. This pattern has become a signature operational process: a small Sunday hint followed by an official Strategy announcement confirming the purchase news.

Market participants have long figured out this rhythm. Repeating investment announcements lead traders to mark every possible announcement window on their calendars, speculating on the scale and timing of the next BTC entry. This predictability itself has become a market signal—ongoing buying pressure is shaping market sentiment.

Investors react differently: some see this as a sign of long-term optimism, while others feel that such frequent operations have become routine. Regardless, market fluctuations before and after each announcement serve as a reminder to traders: the impact of large-volume purchases on liquidity and price discovery is always worth paying attention to.

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BlockchainFoodie

· 01-14 20:59

honestly the predictability thing is lowkey becoming its own market mechanism... like imagine if we ran this through a byzantine fault tolerance test lol. every sunday hint hits different when you can literally calendar it out fr fr

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-14 17:35

Sunday again, gotta watch the calendar. This rhythm has been played out already, haha. It has truly become the market's timer. Whenever Sunday hints at something, everyone knows there will be action next week. Retail investors are getting screwed over, and the big players' rhythm has been fully figured out. If this keeps up, buying a calendar might be enough to trade cryptocurrencies.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-13 01:04

Haha, here we go again. Sunday hints that I've memorized everything, and next week’s day will definitely be officially announced. This rhythm is more regular than my work schedule.

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POAPlectionist

· 01-11 22:13

Here we go again? I’ve memorized this routine—Sunday hints + midweek announcements, more punctual than my clock-ins at work haha Old crypto folks have already nailed this as their schedule, just waiting to see how many BTC will drop Honestly, it’s a bit tiresome, but I really need to keep an eye on the liquidity aspect

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-11 22:11

Here we go again, hinting on Sunday for an official announcement on Monday. It's almost like a scripted routine.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-11 22:00

Here it comes again, here it comes again, Sunday hints that I can memorize everything haha The daily operations of the chosen ones, the market has been played out by them Honestly, anyone can see through this rhythm now, and it's a bit boring It’s always like this, can it still go up? I think it’s doubtful This kind of predictability will really backfire, it would be awkward if the market reacts to it

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-11 21:56

Sunday hints that everyone is tired of this routine, can it still go up? Once again, it's a cycle of chasing gains and selling off.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-11 21:50

Sunday is coming again, I feel like I've become a prophet haha This guy has figured us all out, flipping the calendar until it's worn out Frequent operations? I think this is just the prelude to harvesting the leeks Always like this, I'm really fed up... Can we still follow the trend? I'm tired of this rhythm, the tricks are always the same

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DYORMaster

· 01-11 21:47

Here we go again, do I have to keep an eye on the calendar this Sunday? I almost have this routine memorized: first the little idea on Sunday, then the official announcement confirming the purchase, a seamless process that couldn't be smoother. Traders are probably betting on how big the next move will be. I think it's a bit too predictable, and it has actually become a market signal. But to be fair, such large purchases do impact liquidity and should be watched carefully—don't just follow the trend and chase the highs.

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