2025-12-27 13:22:36

The market has pulled back again. Today, a major piece of news quietly happened on the blockchain — an old player who has been accumulating coins since the Bitcoin inception era made a very aggressive move, directly buying 5,630 BTC, with the total transaction volume reaching 500 million USD.

Looking back at this year's K-line chart, every time there was a sharp decline, you can see the fingerprint of this mysterious figure. The same applies to the early-year wave, the mid-year wave, and the recent correction — whenever the price drops, this guy unhesitatingly throws in money. Never in batches, never watching from the sidelines, never hesitating, going all in directly.

Is this luck? No, this is a deep understanding of the market. They are not trading short-term fluctuations but betting on one thing — that Bitcoin's upside potential has not yet been fully realized.

What about retail investors? Some are doubtful, some are waiting, some are debating whether this round of market trend will continue. But those who have been around since the Satoshi Nakamoto era and are still here have already made their choice with real money. Their logic is very clear: this is not the end of the bull market.

So the question is — are you driven by fear, or do you have your own judgment?

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SchrodingerWallet

· 9h ago

Damn, this guy is really ruthless, selling 5,630 BTC in one go. I just can't stomach this kind of pump. I'm just lacking a bit of confidence. Seeing him throw that much money around really shows a different mindset. This rhythm is intense, every dip feels like watching a timed bomb. Honestly, compared to these old players, retail investors are really just gambling. So, it all depends on whether you can hold on, that's the real test. Do you think he's genuinely optimistic or just trying to cut the leeks? I'll still buy in batches; I don't dare to go all in and follow the trend. This is true faith—no hesitation, no watching, just do it.

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MercilessHalal

· 9h ago

Bro, that move was amazing. I have to copy your homework too.

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AirdropFatigue

· 9h ago

Veteran players are really tough, pulling back over 5000 coins in a flash. This is the difference between faith and capital. --- All in again? My retail heart can't handle this kind of move. --- Really, as soon as someone dumps, this guy appears. Feels like he's even more accurate than a robot. --- Sounds nice, but what if it doesn't go up this time? Is this what you've been holding coins for over ten years to gamble on? --- What’s there to fear? The problem is I don’t have that 500 million, haha. --- This is what they call different dimensions, right? They’re playing a completely different game. --- Can’t hold it anymore. How can an ordinary office worker compare to a zero-cost old miner? --- Retail investors who don’t have their own judgment have long been wiped out. Watching these moves, it’s actually quite interesting. --- It’s not luck; this is the benefit of surviving long enough. If it were me, I’d have already been wiped out by some scam coin.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 9h ago

Veteran players are really bold this time, directly throwing 5630 BTC without blinking. That's true faith. Every time there's a dip, they dare to buy in, while we retail investors don't even dare to look at our accounts. If you don't buy the dip this time, what are you waiting for? Honestly, it's a matter of belief—just see how others are doing it. Really, buying on dips with this logic has been proven many times, why are some people still hesitating? They've been in since 2008 and are still all-in; what kind of mindset is that? I think this is a true test—see who really believes in Bitcoin, and who is just here to cut the leeks. Going all-in without batching—this move is indeed fierce, but the logic is sound. Buy every dip; I don't have such a tough mentality, but I truly admire it. The biggest problem for retail investors is overthinking; others have already spoken with their actions.

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SignatureCollector

· 10h ago

The old whale is still疯狂 buying the dip, while we are still debating whether it will fall or not. This gap... Wait, 5630 coins? That move directly outperforms my annual income. Every time there's a sell-off, I buy the dip. This is not luck, it's confidence. Retail investors are still arguing, big players have already投票 with their money. Really, just look at this K-line to see who is布局ing and who is cutting losses. I also want to go all in, but unfortunately, I don't have enough money haha. This is why they make big money, and we earn only peanuts. People who have been around since 2009, their perspective is just different.

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FUDwatcher

· 10h ago

The veteran player's move is indeed ruthless, but I want to know how many bullets are left after 500 million USD. --- This rhythm is like every time I see a large amount entering the market, I want to go all-in, but end up getting trapped. --- To put it simply, they have the enlightenment gained from time cost, while we have lessons learned from losses. --- 56,300 BTC, really not something retail investors like me can understand in terms of operational logic. --- Every time there's a big drop, a bunch of people follow the news, and in the end, they get cut. --- Having doubts is normal; this is the right attitude. Don't be brainwashed by these stories. --- People who have lived from the Satoshi Nakamoto era until now are already millionaires. Their current choices are in a different dimension from ours. --- Entering with 500 million USD is indeed fierce, but it also depends on what proportion of this big investor's total assets it represents. --- The market still has no end, but our wallets might reach the end first. --- This guy seems to buy without batching or hesitation; he looks really ruthless. I can't do that, I'll wait for confirmation signals.

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