ETH this wave of capital flow is a bit suspicious.
In the past 7 days, net outflow of major funds has approached $400 million, with $151 million leaving just in the past 24 hours alone. Such a level of withdrawal is usually not a good sign.
On the technical side, the price has broken through several key support levels, and multiple indicators are starting to turn bearish. If you've been monitoring on-chain data, you should have noticed that large addresses have been acting abnormally for a while — the AI monitoring system flagged an unusual signal of "major funds withdrawing" yesterday.
The current situation is actually quite awkward: holding onto positions might mean enduring greater drawdowns, but trying to bottom fish could easily get caught off guard.
My own approach is as follows:
Try a light short position in the 3230-3250 range, and avoid chasing highs. The first target is to cut half of the position around 3165; the second target is the round number 3000, at which point I’ll close all positions. Stop loss should be set above 3320; if it breaks that level, admit the mistake and exit.
When the trend clearly weakens, I generally don’t try to guess where the bottom is. The market signals are already clear — funds are leaving, prices are breaking support, and following the trend is much more rational than stubbornly holding on.
Not every dip is worth buying, and not every rebound is worth chasing. In trading, logic is more important than luck.
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BrokenDAO
· 2025-12-14 23:39
Withdrawing funds, what does it indicate... Large investors have already sensed the risk, while retail investors are still hesitating to buy the dip. This incentive mechanism has always been like this—those who have the information run first, and latecomers take over, causing the game-theoretic equilibrium to break down long ago.
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FlashLoanKing
· 2025-12-13 14:17
The signs of the main force running away are so obvious, yet some people still want to buy the dip. Are their brains waterlogged?
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ForkTrooper
· 2025-12-12 02:51
400 million USD runs away, this is definitely suspicious
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The main players are withdrawing, and the price is breaking down. I think we need to take this seriously
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The 3000 integer barrier is real, but those willing to buy might get crushed and doubt their life choices
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The signal of funds leaving is too obvious, and those still insisting on bottom-fishing are really gambling
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Going with the trend sounds easy, but in practice, it's easy to lose your composure
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I agree with the saying "Admit defeat when breaking down," don't hard oppose the market
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In this situation, light positions and shorts are more reliable than anything else
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not_your_keys
· 2025-12-12 02:38
400 million USD run away, how desperate must that be...
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Really, see you at 3000, don't be lucky.
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To be honest, now bottom fishing is suicide, I choose to lie flat.
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With such obvious fund withdrawals, who is still chasing longs? Wake up, everyone.
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Follow the trend and short, halving at 3165, I learned this move.
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A break is a break, there's nothing much to say, stop-loss and run is the way to go.
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Those who insist on holding will get爆, and it's their own fault for not understanding market signals.
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NightAirdropper
· 2025-12-12 02:22
4 billion ran away and still holding a small position to short, this guy's really bold
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I’ve already placed a short order at 3250, just waiting to see if it can reach 3165
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As for the fund withdrawal, I’ve sensed it a long time ago, damn it
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If it breaks the level, admit the mistake. That mindset is unquestionable, but losing money is a bit uncomfortable
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Brothers still bottom fishing, get ready for the flying knives
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Following the trend — these six words, easy to say but really damn hard to do
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Can we reach the 3000 integer level? I’ll put a question mark
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AI-marked abnormal signals, this time it’s really not a false alarm, is it?
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Stop loss at 3320, what if it gaps down? That’s a bit risky
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Instead of guessing the bottom, it’s better to follow the short side alignment. This logic has no flaws
ETH this wave of capital flow is a bit suspicious.
In the past 7 days, net outflow of major funds has approached $400 million, with $151 million leaving just in the past 24 hours alone. Such a level of withdrawal is usually not a good sign.
On the technical side, the price has broken through several key support levels, and multiple indicators are starting to turn bearish. If you've been monitoring on-chain data, you should have noticed that large addresses have been acting abnormally for a while — the AI monitoring system flagged an unusual signal of "major funds withdrawing" yesterday.
The current situation is actually quite awkward: holding onto positions might mean enduring greater drawdowns, but trying to bottom fish could easily get caught off guard.
My own approach is as follows:
Try a light short position in the 3230-3250 range, and avoid chasing highs. The first target is to cut half of the position around 3165; the second target is the round number 3000, at which point I’ll close all positions. Stop loss should be set above 3320; if it breaks that level, admit the mistake and exit.
When the trend clearly weakens, I generally don’t try to guess where the bottom is. The market signals are already clear — funds are leaving, prices are breaking support, and following the trend is much more rational than stubbornly holding on.
Not every dip is worth buying, and not every rebound is worth chasing. In trading, logic is more important than luck.