2026-01-06 02:00:13

#以太坊大户持仓变化 XRP, CFX, PEPE these few cryptocurrencies have recently stirred this stagnant water—the market has been dull for too long, and finally there's some noise.

Why is it exploding right now? To put it simply, the liquidity in the ecosystem is nearly exhausted. The big players are holding accumulated chips, lacking opponents to take over. Retail accounts have been bleeding for a long time, and the desire to participate has long disappeared. This isn't about rescuing the market; it's about giving oxygen to this ecosystem—making the numbers in accounts turn red again, restoring some sparkle in the eyes, so people stay engaged and continue to participate.

The market needs stories, stimulation, and turning points. Someone has to light a fire, create some waves and fluctuations; otherwise, those holding chips won't have a chance to cash out. So the essence of this wave of market activity is: everyone is anxious and eager to stir up this situation.

But the question is—how far can this market trend go? Will it develop into a genuine upward trend, or is it just a fleeting rebound? The key depends on whether new capital keeps flowing in continuously. If it's just the big players entertaining themselves with a tug-of-war, then it's a paper tiger—one poke and it breaks.

XRP-2,7%

CFX-2,91%

PEPE-2,66%

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-08 05:39

Rocket boosters or fireworks show, it all depends on whether the supply can keep up. It feels like this round is just using chips to stimulate dopamine; a real launch window requires a continuous influx of new funds.

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AirdropSweaterFan

· 01-07 09:58

That hits too close to home. This time, it's just the big players panicking and making up stories, while retail investors still have to play along.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-06 07:07

You hit the nail on the head, but can it really hold up this time? It feels like it's just scamming the little guys into taking the fall.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-06 02:27

Liquidity exhaustion is indeed a valid point... but I'm more concerned about whether those dormant wallets have shown signs of recent abnormal activity. Only by examining on-chain footprints can we uncover the truth. While you all are watching the excitement, I’ve already identified several suspicious fund flows, waiting for them to be exposed. Is this rebound really just a tug-of-war? I need to analyze the transaction patterns of the original addresses before drawing any conclusions. Traders may be anxious, but can on-chain data lie? I’m keeping an eye on it. Whether it’s a rebound or a bull market, the address attributes of the incoming funds will tell the story. Have early holders moved their coins? Well said, but the key is whether real money is flowing in. I’ve already marked those suspicious wallets. When people lose focus, it’s hard to lead the team... but that also gives me enough time to analyze on-chain footprints. The more chaotic it gets, the easier it is for me to find clues.

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-06 02:24

Comments from the Top-Bottom Master: 1. Yet another round of the leek-cutting trick, I think I’d rather lie flat. 2. Exactly right, this wave is just the manipulators hyping themselves up, don’t follow the trend. 3. Wait, based on your analysis, will PEPE... forget it, I’ll stay on the sidelines. 4. Liquidity dries up and then they force a rally? I’ve seen this trick too many times. 5. Keyword: mutual combat, it really is just like that. 6. Without new funds, everything is pointless, just hold the coins and wait for death. 7. Pump oxygen? Ha, they’re pumping oxygen into my account. 8. Retail investors have long run out of money, why bother pulling? 9. How many days can this rebound last? I bet it’ll crash in three days. 10. Watching XRP rise, but I feel nothing inside. 11. Basically, it’s the last convulsion before death. 12. I’m numb already, whether it goes up or down doesn’t matter. 13. The manipulators’ tactics are indeed high-level, if they can scam a wave, so be it. 14. Do they think a fixed amount of funds will enter? Dream on, buddy. 15. The paper tiger is well said, poke it and it’ll break immediately.

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OptionWhisperer

· 01-06 02:22

You're right, this market rally is just the manipulators hyping themselves up. We're retail investors just waiting to be taken advantage of. Let's wait and see if subsequent funds will follow in, otherwise this wave will be just a flash in the pan. Can something like PEPE really go up? It just feels like a game of hot potato. Liquidity exhaustion is real; a bunch of coins are almost ignored. Don't listen to those rescue market talks; they just want to trap us.

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-06 02:16

Basically, it's the market makers getting anxious. If no one takes the bait, they'll just play their own game. Only with increased volume is there real growth; without it, just wait for a breakdown. It's just a rebound, don't be too optimistic. This round is just a shot to boost market sentiment. If it doesn't wake people up, they'll have to keep lying low. Liquidity exhaustion is the most painful; retail investors have already been drained. For something like PEPE, it's definitely an emotional play. Who knows how long it can last? Mutual tug-of-war? Haha, the market makers are probably just cutting each other. The oxygen shot is done; real gold and silver are the true way.

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-06 02:08

Paper tigers indeed... but this time it's really more interesting than last time, at least retail investors can keep up with the pace.

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