#大户持仓动态 The recent signals are quite interesting. The Bank of England has taken the lead in cutting interest rates, and Citigroup has immediately predicted that the Federal Reserve will cut rates at least three times next year—what does this mean? Major economies around the world are releasing liquidity, traditional financial gates are opening, and a large amount of capital is bound to seek new outlets.$ETH $BTC $SOL

At this point, the actions of institutions are very worth watching. Recently, a large wallet has bought 30,000 ETH in one go through institutional channels, which is not the behavior of retail investors. Meanwhile, the latest forecast from asset management firm Bitwise is very straightforward: the ETF's purchasing power will surpass Bitcoin's entire annual new supply, meaning that incremental buying might already be enough to absorb all newly mined coins.

What does this mean? When traditional funds enter on a large scale, crypto assets shift from fringe speculative instruments to formal asset allocation options. As an ecological hub, Ethereum naturally becomes the first beneficiary reservoir.

But here’s an interesting contrast. While institutions steadily allocate mainstream coins, some high-volatility assets are quietly stirring—such as certain sentiment-based MEME coins on Ethereum. Although extremely risky, during periods of abundant liquidity, they often become the first choice for short-term capital overflow.

So the question is: do you choose to follow institutional logic and steadily allocate mainstream value coins? Or do you use small positions to experience this high-volatility market? Both options make sense; it all depends on your risk appetite and holding period. Share your thoughts in the comments below.