2026-01-22 04:21:06

#数字资产市场动态 $ETH What do you think about this wave of market? The intuitive feeling is — on-chain funds are continuously withdrawing, but the market is showing a stepped-in pattern of capital inflow. It sounds contradictory, but actually this is just testing the waters.

To put it simply, this is not really about establishing a genuine bullish consensus, but more like patient big players lying in wait. Retail investors see signs of a rebound and rush in, but the result is often being harvested. My view is, if you really want to get in, double your position and then decisively run, don’t be greedy. Make sure to set your stop-loss at an internal support level to control risk.

Current on-chain data is indeed worth paying attention to — capital flows often predict subsequent trends. In the short term, this kind of fluctuation may continue, but the key is to stick to your trading discipline.

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AirdropHarvester

· 3h ago

Big players are lurking, retail investors are still chasing the rally. This trick is getting old. Double your gains and then run. This saying is so true; greedy people all become leeks. On-chain funds are withdrawing while the market is flooding in, clearly testing the bottom line. Support levels must be firmly defended, or you'll be cut alive. This move is a bit like last year's pattern, with big players laying the groundwork.

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FOMOrektGuy

· 3h ago

Same old story... Can on-chain funds withdrawal still pump the market? I just want to see who is ambushing whom. Something's off, feels like big players are fishing. Double and then run? Bro, you're too optimistic. Who still believes in this kind of market? This is classic testing the waters to cut the leeks. Retail investors have a tough life, big players are all playing psychological warfare. Support levels again and again, will there be a fake breakout this time? Why do I always feel like the big players are laughing at us? This repetitive pattern... How much longer will the short-term chaos last? Is the flow of funds starting to become unreliable too?

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blockBoy

· 4h ago

Big players have been laying this trap for a long time; retail investors rushing in are just destined to be chopped up like leeks. Doubling your gains and running? Easy to say, but you're just falling for the tricks and getting hit with flying knives. On-chain data, to put it simply, is a psychological battle among the whales. I agree with setting stop-losses at support levels; at least you won't lose everything and have to go back to your grandma's house. This market move is just testing the waters; the real show is still to come. Don't follow the crowd; honestly sticking to discipline is the only way to survive.

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ProxyCollector

· 4h ago

Big players have used this trap many times, and retail investors are still buying in. Doubling your investment and then running—sounds easy, but only a few can actually do it. Funds withdrawing on-chain and flooding into the market? That's a classic washout. Setting stop-losses at support levels sounds simple, but actually implementing it can be really tough. In a market with repeated fluctuations, discipline is truly the only way to survive.

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SandwichVictim

· 4h ago

It's the same old trick of big players hunting retail investors. Saying "double your investment and then run" sounds easy, but you need to have several times the luck to pull it off.

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ser_aped.eth

· 4h ago

Big players are lurking, retail investors are sending dishes, I've seen this operation too many times --- Doubling and then running, it sounds simple but really hard to do --- On-chain data may lie, but wallet flow won't --- It's either testing the waters or laying ambushes, I just want to know where the bottom is --- Stop-loss at support levels is indeed reliable, provided you can identify where the support is --- Those who buy on rebounds will all be cut, it's a known pattern --- Funds are withdrawing from the market and flooding in, this is outrageous, who's doing the wash trading --- Trading discipline is expensive, but it allows you to survive and make money --- Short-term fluctuations? I see it as long-term torment

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