Interesting move today—hedge funds appear to be aggressively scooping up assets during the selloff. Trading desks are reporting a lopsided flow, with buy orders dominating the tape. What's notable? The bulk of this buying pressure is coming straight from hedge fund operations. While retail panics, smart money seems to be positioning differently. Classic countercyclical play or catching a falling knife? Market structure tells its own story when institutional appetite shifts this decisively during volatility spikes.
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ProxyCollector
· 6h ago
Smart money is buying the dip again, while we retail investors are still cutting losses.
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QuorumVoter
· 12-01 21:00
Smart money is buying the dip again, while retail investors are cutting losses... This trick is always the same.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 12-01 20:57
ngl it's happening again, Large Investors make money while retail investors drink soup.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12-01 20:37
This trap is too deep, just like a reentrancy attack, making it impossible to guard against.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 12-01 20:35
Smart money is buying the dip, while retail investors are cutting loss. The gap is really huge!
Interesting move today—hedge funds appear to be aggressively scooping up assets during the selloff. Trading desks are reporting a lopsided flow, with buy orders dominating the tape. What's notable? The bulk of this buying pressure is coming straight from hedge fund operations. While retail panics, smart money seems to be positioning differently. Classic countercyclical play or catching a falling knife? Market structure tells its own story when institutional appetite shifts this decisively during volatility spikes.