2025-12-26 18:22:37

Since 2021, the year 2025 has the highest trading difficulty. Whether it is spot or futures, the market performance has been quite lukewarm.

Although starting from 2024, Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs have injected over 100 billion dollars into the market, the current situation is that market liquidity has dried up significantly. The TVL in the DeFi sector is quietly shrinking, and this signal is very clear—many whale investors have already taken profits and exited.

Looking at the performance of altcoins, most second- and third-tier projects are almost hitting new historical lows. Under these circumstances, Bitcoin is likely to fall below the $70,000 mark before a real rebound opportunity arises.

But my confidence in the bull market remains unshaken. When Bitcoin once again hits a new all-time high of $150,000, I will stay here steadfast.

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LiquidityWitch

· 4h ago

Whales fleeing, liquidity drying up, this wave really can't hold up --- Another one "holding out for 150,000," let's first keep the 70,000 level safe --- Spot ETF pouring in hundreds of billions still can't save it, is it really that bad? --- Altcoins hitting new lows, the sound of contract liquidations is almost tired --- Be cautious of liquidity drying up, don't be the last bagholder --- Bull market faith is okay, but let's survive until that day first --- DeFi TVL shrinkage might be the real indicator, more clear than anything else --- Wait, whether 70,000 breaks or not is still uncertain, is jumping to 150,000 too optimistic? --- The highest difficulty in 2025 is not an overstatement, everything is disgusting right now --- Profit takers have long since run away, those who remain are still dreaming

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Degen4Breakfast

· 12-26 18:52

Whales are fleeing, and we're retail investors still holding on. This cracks me up.

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UnruggableChad

· 12-26 18:49

The whales have all left, retail investors are still dreaming... This game is indeed hard to play.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 12-26 18:46

Wait a minute, if the whales have all left, can it still rebound? Isn't this logic backwards? --- If 70,000 can't be broken, how can it rise to 150,000? You're overthinking it. --- The phrase "liquidity dried up" is well said; it really feels like the money has all disappeared. --- Right now, everyone buying is just a bagholder. Bro, why are you still holding on? --- DeFi shrinking so badly, the TVL data is almost face-to-face. --- If it really drops to the bottom, I would have already bought in. I'm just worried you'll still be shouting during the rebound. --- Over a hundred billion in funds coming in, but the market is even more indifferent? This trading feels a bit sinister.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 12-26 18:44

The whale has run away, and us retail investors are still here holding on. --- TVL has shrunk, and the copycat projects have been cut in half. This round is really brutal, no wonder everyone is shouting about difficulties. --- Breaking 70,000 doesn't matter, I just want to know when we can get back to 150,000. --- Liquidity has dried up, and no matter how much ETF funds there are, they can't fill this gap. --- Honestly, it's still the whales taking profits and running away, while the rest of us are just cutting each other's leeks. --- What are we holding on to? With this market, I already went all-in long, is that okay? --- Where is the real rebound? I haven't seen any signs yet. --- From 2021 until now, this has definitely been the most disappointing year, no doubt.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 12-26 18:41

Whales have all left, and we're still holding on here? Haha --- The term "liquidity dried up" has made my ears calloused. How much lower will it go? --- Wait, all second- and third-tier coins are hitting new lows. Can they really rebound? I'm a bit confused. --- $150,000... Brother, your faith is really strong. --- Pouring over 100 billion in, yet liquidity is drying up. This logic is a bit hard to hold. --- Just hold on, anyway. We've already lost everything. --- DeFi shrinkage is obvious. This time, it's really different. --- Altcoins are basically doomed, Bitcoin can't escape unscathed either. --- Seeing your confidence, I want to jump in too, haha. --- Is breaking below 70,000 the bottom? Will my principal still be alive by then?

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SandwichTrader