2025-12-26 20:24:24

From the data of spot ETFs since Christmas Eve, the overall trend still has not broken through. Traditional financial investors' enthusiasm for participating in crypto assets has not increased as expected; instead, leading institutional investors like BlackRock continue to expand their market share. Interestingly, while the S&P 500 index repeatedly hits new highs, BTC remains around $88,000, seemingly lacking upward momentum. The Christmas holiday has passed, but market liquidity remains relatively scarce—this situation is unlikely to improve in the short term. It is estimated that only after January 6, as trading activity resumes, we may see new opportunities. Institutional entry is steadily progressing, but the overall market is still in a phase of accumulation.

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TradFiRefugee

· 4h ago

BlackRock is quietly accumulating, retail investors are still waiting for the right moment, what a gap Institutions really know how to play, we need to learn from them 88k card has been waiting so long, probably until January 6 Waiting for liquidity to return, that's the real highlight The S&P is exploding, BTC is still sleepwalking, a bit awkward The most torturous period is during liquidity exhaustion, in the midst of torment... Traditional financial investors missed this wave, which is somewhat regrettable The energy accumulation period is like this, you need patience, otherwise you'll only get cut

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DuckFluff

· 4h ago

BlackRock is quietly building positions, while retail investors are still stuck in place. The gap is getting bigger and bigger. Institutions are taking the big pieces, and we're just sipping the broth. Don't expect any market movement before January 6th. 88,000 is like a stubborn nail that no one can pull out. The S&P 500 has soared to the sky, but BTC is still sleeping. It's really unbelievable. Wait, is this liquidity crunch because major institutions are secretly bottom-fishing? Something feels off.

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NewPumpamentals

· 4h ago

Hmm... Institutions are accumulating, while retail investors are still sleepwalking. This is the current situation. Wait, can 88k still be called hovering? I feel like they are holding back a big move. Liquidity exhaustion is just that—exhaustion. Anyway, BlackRock isn't in a rush to run. There's still time before January 6th. I choose to continue lying low and observing. Institutions are steadily advancing. To put it simply, they are playing their game, and we just wait to pick up the pieces.

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ChainDoctor

· 4h ago

88k is still dragging on, really pointless BlackRock is secretly accumulating, and retail investors are still dreaming Liquidity exhaustion is like this, let's wait and see if it can turn around in January Institutions are steadily advancing, we have to wait to be cut This wave of market movement is a bit stiff, it looks like it will be cold for a while longer

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ChainProspector

· 4h ago

BlackRock is accumulating, retail investors are waiting, this is the current situation. Hovering around 88k is a bit awkward, the S&P has already soared while we're still standing still. Let's see again on January 6th, anyway, there haven't been many opportunities in the past two weeks.

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