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Despair often breeds hope, but when hope arrives, many have already fallen before dawn.
Seeing the post in Moments about Sister Bei liquidating her last ETH, I paused for a long time. "Endured the bear market three years ago, only to almost die in this bull market." That sentence hit hard. A loss of millions led her to go all-in cash and wait for the next opportunity.
The data is in front of us. As of November 2025, Ethereum only saw price increases in March, July, and August. Even with Wall Street ETF funds pouring in continuously, in this so-called "bull market," the months of decline accounted for three-quarters. Someone started buying Ethereum in April 2021 and held long-term. Four and a half years later, at current prices, their returns are basically back to the starting point.
This is not an isolated case. Having navigated the crypto market for many years, I want to share my observations from the past 181 days.
**Market Sentiment: The True Face Behind the Data**
In the past day, nearly 160,000 people were liquidated in the crypto market, totaling $580 million. This scene is no different from the "epic liquidation" on October 11 — that day, major global exchanges liquidated over $19 billion worth of assets in one go.
Data from sentiment monitoring platforms show that negative discussions about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are sharply increasing. Worse still, long-term investors are starting to flee en masse. On-chain data indicates that in the past 30 days, long-term Bitcoin holders have sold approximately 815,000 BTC, the largest sell-off since early 2024.
When big players are fleeing, the fate of retail investors can be imagined.