The actions of institutions are becoming increasingly obvious. A senior executive from a leading compliant platform recently stated that "digital assets will exist long-term," and signals of traditional finance embracing crypto are appearing intensively. This market cycle may truly be different.
BTC surges towards 200,000, ETH approaches 250,000, BNB hits 8,000—these numbers are not baseless—behind them are the liquidity released by spot ETFs, the opening of global payment networks, and the substantial investments by top-tier institutions💎
Has the four-year cycle been broken? This is a question worth pondering. The market used to rely on retail speculation, but now pension funds and sovereign funds are also watching this market. The game rules are being rewritten🌉
Volatility will surely continue, but the direction is already clear. The activity within the Ethereum ecosystem remains high, and the community engagement in various applications is also increasing.
Instead of worrying about whether the bear market mentality is effective or not, ask yourself: when more and more institutions and even national-level funds enter the market, how should we respond? Continue to wait and see, or adjust our strategy?
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SerumSquirter
· 17h ago
Institutional involvement has definitely changed the flavor, but can it really break the four-year cycle? I still have some reservations.
Pensions coming in is indeed impressive, but the retail investors getting burned hasn't lessened; it's just a different set of chives.
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DoomCanister
· 17h ago
Institutional entry, to be honest, I still have some reservations about it. After all, history tends to repeat itself.
If it really comes to pension funds entering, then it will be truly different. For now, we still need to wait and see.
Whether ETH can stabilize above 24 is the key; don't be fooled by false prosperity.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 17h ago
Institutional entry is a fact, but how much of these numerical increases are genuine liquidity and how much are futures speculation, you should have a clear understanding.
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rugged_again
· 17h ago
Institutions are really entering the market, but I still think this wave will see a pullback; history always repeats itself.
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Listening to 250,000 ETH sounds great, but who dares say it won't be cut in half? I've been trapped too many times.
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Will pension funds entering really break the four-year cycle? Dream on. Let's wait until large-scale institutional entry actually happens.
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Talking about rewriting the game rules again; they said the same in the last bull market. Remember how that ended?
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That little liquidity in spot ETF is nothing; retail investors are the real bloodline.
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National-level funds entering the market? First, see if there's real money involved. Words are worthless.
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I just want to know who’s still talking about strong fundamentals during this dip.
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ETH ecosystem is lively? Bullshit. Most projects are just air, sucking blood. Stop brainwashing.
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Institutions finish bottom fishing and naturally release news; we’re just the final bagholders.
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Wait, isn’t this the same old story? They always sing this tune before every market cycle.
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MevSandwich
· 17h ago
The signals of institutional entry are indeed obvious, but I still think you need to see clearly who is benefiting at whose expense.
The idea of pension funds entering sounds appealing, but where does the real liquidity come from? It's still retail investors' money pushing up these figures.
The fact that ETH is nearing 250,000 feels a bit fake.
Wait, if the four-year cycle really breaks, what significance do the previous patterns still hold?
Rather than following the trend and adjusting your strategy, it's better to first understand where your break-even point is.
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GmGnSleeper
· 17h ago
Institutions have really started to get involved; retail investors are probably about to get wiped out, haha.
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The actions of institutions are becoming increasingly obvious. A senior executive from a leading compliant platform recently stated that "digital assets will exist long-term," and signals of traditional finance embracing crypto are appearing intensively. This market cycle may truly be different.
BTC surges towards 200,000, ETH approaches 250,000, BNB hits 8,000—these numbers are not baseless—behind them are the liquidity released by spot ETFs, the opening of global payment networks, and the substantial investments by top-tier institutions💎
Has the four-year cycle been broken? This is a question worth pondering. The market used to rely on retail speculation, but now pension funds and sovereign funds are also watching this market. The game rules are being rewritten🌉
Volatility will surely continue, but the direction is already clear. The activity within the Ethereum ecosystem remains high, and the community engagement in various applications is also increasing.
Instead of worrying about whether the bear market mentality is effective or not, ask yourself: when more and more institutions and even national-level funds enter the market, how should we respond? Continue to wait and see, or adjust our strategy?
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