To be honest, it's really hard to fully understand why those big institutions and hedge funds are entering the market right now. But one thing is pretty clear—the Fed's policy turning point is just around the corner. Will they keep tightening or start easing? By 2026, there should be an answer.

For those institutional investors who sold throughout the last cycle, building positions at this point actually makes a lot of sense. Whether it's for short-term speculation or long-term planning, at least the window of opportunity is right here. What do you think?

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blocksnark

· 6h ago

Honestly, the Fed’s moves have left me a bit confused—who can really figure this out before 2026? These institutions seem to be making a comeback, but I still have more faith in those old foxes who positioned themselves early. The window of opportunity is here, but those who filled the pit probably got buried themselves, haha. Anyone trying to bottom fish right now is either a gambler or has some real insider info—otherwise, who would dare? Just look at how slowly they’re building positions. They’re not in a rush at all, which shows there’s still time to wait.

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CommunitySlacker

· 6h ago

I really can't make sense of the Fed's tricks anymore, but just following the big institutions' moves is never wrong.

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ChainWallflower

· 6h ago

Damn, the Fed's moves are really hard to read this time. Anyway, I can't figure out what the institutions are up to. --- Wait, didn't they already position themselves at the bottom? Is it really reasonable to open positions at this price now? --- To be honest, no one can bet on what 2026 will be like. Retail investors are just destined to get screwed anyway. --- Window period? To me, it looks more like a trap set by the big institutions, haha. --- I just want to know if these institutions are truly optimistic or just harvesting retail investors again.

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