Market Funds | A bull market isn’t formed in a day—it’s accumulated slowly



📌 Today’s event: In recent times, market trading volume has remained steady. Investors continue to watch the flow of institutional funds and on-chain funds, hoping to confirm whether the next leg of the market is already taking shape.

📈 Market impact: When trading volume gradually expands and capital keeps flowing in, it usually indicates that market confidence is improving.

💬 My view:

When every bull market starts, not everyone is bullish from day one.

Instead, most capital gradually enters the market. Only after the market begins to set new highs do retail investors follow in large numbers.

So don’t just focus on price—also watch trading volume, ETF fund flows, and on-chain data.

Many times, the real opportunity doesn’t appear after the news turns into bullish sentiment—it starts accumulating while the market is still full of doubt.
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· 07-17 16:47
The real big market move often gets quietly laid out while most people are still hesitating. Data like trading volume and capital flows reflect true sentiment better than price, so exercise patience and wait for the right moment.
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