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BTC fell from 83k to the bottom, the fear index has hit rock bottom, retail investors who should run have run, and those who should play people for suckers have played. What happened next? The price climbed back above 86k.
What is the situation with this rebound? Is it a technical retracement or has it really bottomed out? Take a look at these recent moves and you'll understand.
The Pioneer Group is going to open cryptocurrency ETF trading, Goldman Sachs has directly acquired an ETF product linked to BTC, and Grayscale's Chainlink ETF has also been listed. The three traditional financial giants are almost taking action at the same time; isn’t this signal clear enough?
Let's take another look at what the whales have done. Strategy added 130 BTC to their positions last week when the market fell like that. What's even more ruthless is BitMine, which bought 1.075 million ETH over two months when ETH fell more than 30%, and nearly 100,000 of that was just last week.
What are the big players doing when retail investors are panic selling? They are frantically buying up.
The market sentiment has collapsed, and the prices have fallen to a point of numbness, which has instead become a buying opportunity in the eyes of institutions. Do you think it's a coincidence? Or do they see things that retail investors cannot?
At this position, is it a trap or an opportunity? The data is here, think for yourself.