BlackRock has made another big move - over 1,600 BTC transferred, worth 140 million USD. Once the news broke, the market began to speculate in various ways.

Dumping? Accumulating? Or just acting?

Don't rush to conclusions. Would institutions be foolish enough to announce when they are really offloading? Gradual small transfers are the norm; why would they create such a big spectacle for everyone to watch? This kind of obvious operation seems more like a test of market sentiment.

They amplify the actions for you to see, just to observe whether retail investors will panic. If you panic, they have achieved their goal.

At the end of the day, those who have bullets in hand understand one principle: when the price drops, it is precisely an opportunity.

Moreover, many people are still viewing the market with an old perspective. Since BTC has had an ETF, the player structure has already changed. Institutions have entered, compliant funds have come in, and the entire game rules are being reshaped. Are we still applying the old 4-year cycle? It may not be applicable anymore.

So don't panic when you see large institutions transferring coins. The key is to understand the logic behind it - are they really retreating, or are they setting up a scheme.

What is the most lacking in the market now? It is not good news, but confidence and liquidity.

Don't let these "signals" lead you by the nose. Follow the right trend, control your position, and protect your principal - that's the hard truth.

Remember: there is a lot of information flying around, but you need to think clearly about the logic yourself. The money is yours, don't let other people's "intelligence" make decisions for you.