$ORDI ‌ Audi's popularity has completely cooled off. The main players have finished selling. It's been a year and a half, and it's hard to get out of the trap now.

A full analysis of ORDI's main funds: stop being the bagholder!

First, the conclusion: the main players are now fleeing, retail investors are taking the bait, and beginners should never touch it!

Let's look at the fund data: within 24 hours, large orders have directly net outflowed 47k ORDI, and the 5-day main net outflow is as high as 460k ORDI. In the past 24 hours, there has been continuous dumping. Looking at retail data, medium and small orders are still rushing in, with small orders net buying 13,570, and medium orders also slightly net inflow 771.

What’s going on? Simply put, the main players are secretly offloading during sideways consolidation, while retail investors think it's a low-entry opportunity and keep rushing in. Main players sell, retail buy — a perfect bagholder setup.

Don’t listen to those shouting “bottom-fishing” or “adding positions,” they might have already sold out. The hype around ORDI has long passed. Now it’s purely a game of chips, liquidity is poor, and once the main players dump, retail investors can’t escape at all.

Beginners need to understand: main fund outflows are no small matter. This indicates that big funds are not optimistic about the future and may even be clearing out their positions. Going against the main players is just asking for trouble.

A reminder to all beginners:

1. Don’t bottom-fish! The main players haven’t stopped, and bottom-fishing is like catching it halfway up the mountain.
2. Don’t add to your positions! The more you add, the more you lose, and you’ll only get deeply trapped.
3. Don’t touch derivatives! In this kind of volatility, leverage is a death sentence.

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