Bitcoin finally stabilized above 93,000, and this rare breakout did not immediately retrace, which is worth appreciating. The market is like this—rather than guessing the next move, it's better to strictly follow the right-side structure trading and let the data speak.
The story of Ethereum is even more interesting. Institutions and funds holding massive capital have been quietly buying during ETH's decline, and now they are all in profit. Honestly, only those with deep pockets can play this style.
Several signals worth noting in the market: Bitcoin is fluctuating within the 85,000 to 94,000 USD range, showing signs of improved liquidity; Federal Reserve observation data indicates an 81.7% probability of maintaining interest rates in January; on the Ethereum side, there has been a large staking operation involving 186,000 ETH, valued at approximately $604.5 million USD, with ongoing staking progress.
Traditional finance is also releasing positive signals—Dow Jones hit a new all-time high during trading, breaking through the 49,000 point mark for the first time; spot gold surged by 3%, surpassing $4,450 per ounce; on the institutional side, a leading asset management giant's Bitcoin spot fund recently bought $287 million worth of BTC.
Overall, multiple asset classes are breaking upward, and institutional deployment continues to deepen. The market temperature at this point is indeed different.
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SchroedingerMiner
· 01-08 20:40
Big players are lying in ambush, we're chasing the highs, it's always this rhythm.
Institutions are eating the meat while we're drinking the soup, but at least there's some soup to drink, right?
That critical level at 93,000, let's see if we can hold it.
With such aggressive staking, have the holders' mentality collapsed?
The Dow Jones at 49,000 and gold soaring, traditional finance is also giving signals.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 01-08 13:22
Big investors are bottoming out, retail investors are still hesitating, this is the wealth gap.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 01-08 06:09
The big players are quietly accumulating again, only to sell when we chase the highs—it's the old trick.
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LuckyHashValue
· 01-06 01:53
Whales' moves this time are really impressive. Retail investors at low levels are now all floating profits. As a retail investor, I can only watch helplessly.
Institutions bought up $287 million worth of BTC. What does that mean? It's time to get on board.
Is the 93,000 support holding? Don't celebrate too early; I fear it might drop back again.
ETH staking 186,000 coins—this pace is truly crazy. Having money really makes you reckless.
The Federal Reserve maintaining interest rates at 81.7%—this data seems to be a positive signal.
The Dow broke 49,000, and gold rose 3%. The market indeed looks lively now.
Wait, is this a market led by institutions? Do retail investors still have a chance?
Staking 186,000 ETH all at once—how much is that? Let me calculate... Sixty billion. Who can afford to play with that?
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-06 01:50
Institutions are quietly accumulating at the bottom, while retail investors are still debating whether to get on board. What a gap!
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-06 01:40
The big players' moves this time are really ruthless. They quietly accumulated shares during the dip, and now it's all unrealized gains. We still have to keep an eye on their mood.
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RunWhenCut
· 01-06 01:34
Big players eat the meat, we drink the soup, and we should be grateful to have soup to drink haha
#以太坊大户持仓变化 【1.06 Market Observation】
Bitcoin finally stabilized above 93,000, and this rare breakout did not immediately retrace, which is worth appreciating. The market is like this—rather than guessing the next move, it's better to strictly follow the right-side structure trading and let the data speak.
The story of Ethereum is even more interesting. Institutions and funds holding massive capital have been quietly buying during ETH's decline, and now they are all in profit. Honestly, only those with deep pockets can play this style.
Several signals worth noting in the market: Bitcoin is fluctuating within the 85,000 to 94,000 USD range, showing signs of improved liquidity; Federal Reserve observation data indicates an 81.7% probability of maintaining interest rates in January; on the Ethereum side, there has been a large staking operation involving 186,000 ETH, valued at approximately $604.5 million USD, with ongoing staking progress.
Traditional finance is also releasing positive signals—Dow Jones hit a new all-time high during trading, breaking through the 49,000 point mark for the first time; spot gold surged by 3%, surpassing $4,450 per ounce; on the institutional side, a leading asset management giant's Bitcoin spot fund recently bought $287 million worth of BTC.
Overall, multiple asset classes are breaking upward, and institutional deployment continues to deepen. The market temperature at this point is indeed different.