# 比特币持仓与投资

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#比特币持仓与投资 When I saw this set of data, my mind flashed back to the 2017 cycle. At that time, contracts were not as developed, but the story of leverage has never changed—whenever the price breaks through an integer level, a new wave of capital rushes in. The open interest of perpetual contracts increased from 304,000 BTC to 310,000 BTC, and the funding rate doubled to 0.009%. These details are replaying the script of history.
I have seen too many such nodes. On the eve of the year-end, bulls are re-accumulating positions, preparing for "potential market fluctuations." This phrase is very impo
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#比特币持仓与投资 Seeing Saylor's recent moves, it's worth analyzing the data logic in detail. The Strategy's BTC holdings increase by 1%, and the expected price doubles; what assumptions underpin this?
A simple calculation: if a 5% holding corresponds to a $1 million price, and 7% corresponds to $10 million, the growth curve is clearly steep. This nonlinear relationship indicates that the market is pricing in scarcity premium— the larger the institutional accumulation, the more aggressive the market's expectation adjustment for supply.
The key point is that Saylor recently resumed disclosure of the
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#比特币持仓与投资 Recently, I've observed some interesting changes in Bitcoin's holding patterns and I want to share my thoughts with everyone.
On one side, institutions like Michael Saylor continue to increase their holdings, while on the other side, long-term holders are engaging in an "epic distribution"—it's like the market is conducting a transfer of chips. After the sharp decline in October, a large amount of profit-taking positions chose to cash out, especially those with costs in the 60,000-70,000 USD range, most of which were accumulated before the 2024 election.
But this is precisely what I
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#比特币持仓与投资 Seeing this set of data is quite interesting—BTC has returned to 90,000 USD, the perpetual contract open interest increased from 304,000 to 310,000, and the funding rate also jumped from 0.004% to 0.009%. What does this indicate? The bulls are seriously positioning, not just small-scale retail trading.
The end-of-year window is indeed prone to volatility, as institutions and professional traders are re-evaluating their positions. Recently, I’ve been observing how different types of traders are responding to this point—some aggressive traders are already leveraging up, while conserva
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#比特币持仓与投资 Whoa! BTC has retaken $90,000, and the bulls are starting to accumulate wildly. The open interest of perpetual contracts has surged from 304,000 to 310,000, and the funding rate has jumped from 0.004% to 0.009%. This signal couldn't be clearer — big funds are positioning for year-end market volatility!
Leverage longs are re-entering the market, indicating a big move is coming. The rising funding rate shows bullish sentiment is returning, with institutions and smart money bottom-fishing. If you're not following the trend now, you're already late. The market volatility at the end of t
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#比特币持仓与投资 I was recently shocked by this news—are long-term holders selling off on a large scale? 😅 After taking a closer look at the data, I finally understood what was happening—turns out that after the October crash, those early coin holders started taking profits, especially the big players with costs in the 60,000-70,000 USD range who are rushing to cash out.
For a newcomer like me, this feels both terrifying and a bit exciting. On one hand, watching large amounts of chips shift makes the market seem volatile; on the other hand, I heard that below 80,000 USD is an "empty zone," which mi
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