#数字货币市场回升 capital inflow plummet 80%, is the market really going to collapse?

Today, when opening the market software, many people probably felt a chill. The data is clear: at the beginning of the month, nearly $60 billion flowed into the market, and now it has shrunk directly to just over $10 billion. This drop exceeds 80%. The fear index is stuck around 20, unable to move, and even the whale addresses of Bitcoin have begun to slow down their accumulation pace.

But is this really a doomsday signal? I actually think it might be just the opposite.

First, let's talk about why the funds are fleeing. It's not because cryptocurrencies are going to cool down, but rather the market is doing a "clean sweep"—those air projects propped up by speculation and bubble coins are being washed away by this round of correction. $BTC breaking below key support has temporarily disrupted the original market leadership, instead giving altcoins some breathing room and a chance to perform.

A closer look at the on-chain data reveals an interesting phenomenon: large holders have slowed down, while small wallets are actually increasing their positions. What does this suggest? "Smart money" may be waiting for lower entry points to switch positions, while funds that genuinely believe in long-term value have already begun quietly positioning themselves in those promising small and medium-sized coins. The market is reshuffling, filtering out the fake and preserving the real, and retail investors' opportunities often lie hidden in such moments.

Of course, I'm not encouraging blind rushing in. What we need to do now is to set emotions aside and be as calm as ice: to study medium-sized projects that are technically solid and have active communities. Don't chase prices up and down; instead, think the other way around - when everyone is fearful, gradually building positions may be more rational. Those who survive in the crypto space are not the most aggressive, but often the most stable.

Fear is greedy, but greed must be rational and justified.

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MEVHunterX

· 6h ago

Well... this logic has some merit, but is it really reliable for small wallets to increase the position? Could it be that the trapped retail investors are just dreaming?

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AirdropNinja

· 6h ago

The funds plummet so severely that saying you're not afraid would be a lie... But thinking about it carefully, it really is a good opportunity coming. The little wallet increasing the position in this matter is quite interesting, and it feels like smart money is all waiting for the bottom.

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MetaMasked

· 6h ago

Wow, the capital inflow plummeted by 80%. This data does look scary, but it feels like the author is trying to comfort us. The small Wallet is instead increasing the position? It can't be a trap, right? It's during times like this that people are most easily played for suckers. Being greedy when others are fearful sounds right, but with no bullets in hand, I can only watch.

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StopLossMaster

· 6h ago

It's that same old story again... Large investors are waiting for lower prices, while small wallets are increasing their positions. Why does it sound so familiar? The real reshuffling is to wash out retail investors; don't deceive yourself about this.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 6h ago

Wait, is this thing about increasing the position in the small wallet true or not? Why do I feel like it's just a Be Played for Suckers excuse?

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Token_Sherpa

· 6h ago

nah, the "smart money waiting for lower prices" narrative is just copium. watch the token velocity metrics instead of larping as a macro analyst.

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