Short-term buyers have really borne the brunt this time!
A loss of as much as 2.8 million $BTC, this scale is almost comparable to the time when FTX collapsed. Those who rushed in above 104k in the past few months? Basically all stuck inside.
What's more interesting is that long-term holders have been steadily selling off since July – those who have held their tokens for several years are being gradually cleared out.
You say this is the top? Not necessarily; you say it's the bottom? That's even more absurd.
The key now is whether there are new players in the market willing to take on this batch of short-term chips.
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GasDevourer
· 11-20 07:52
Long-term holders started to run in July, this detail is really amazing, it shows that they had already sensed something.
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DYORMaster
· 11-19 05:44
Long-term holders are dumping in an orderly manner, what does this indicate... smart money has already shifted positions.
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AlphaLeaker
· 11-18 22:22
The guys catching a falling knife above 104k are really in a bit of a precarious situation now.
Long-term players have been slowly dumping since July, and this kind of operation looks very restrained. Short-term chips need someone to catch them; otherwise, these 2.8 million coins will continue to be dumped.
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SnapshotStriker
· 11-17 17:14
Long-term buyers are laughing, while short-term dumb buyers are crying; this is the crypto world.
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TestnetNomad
· 11-17 17:13
The guy who came in at 104k should be freaking out right now; it's really tough for long-term holders to dump like this.
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WhaleShadow
· 11-17 16:57
I don't think it's that simple for long-term holders to dump. Let's wait and see about catching a falling knife.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 11-17 16:54
hypothesis: we're witnessing a classic liquidity redistribution event—the whales essentially bridging the gap between retail euphoria and institutional accumulation. fascinating oracle moment, tbh.
Short-term buyers have really borne the brunt this time!
A loss of as much as 2.8 million $BTC, this scale is almost comparable to the time when FTX collapsed. Those who rushed in above 104k in the past few months? Basically all stuck inside.
What's more interesting is that long-term holders have been steadily selling off since July – those who have held their tokens for several years are being gradually cleared out.
You say this is the top? Not necessarily; you say it's the bottom? That's even more absurd.
The key now is whether there are new players in the market willing to take on this batch of short-term chips.