On Christmas Eve, Wall Street did not relax. The transaction on December 24th was quite shocking: leading asset management firms transferred a total of 2292 BTC (about $200 million) and 9976 ETH (over $29 million) to a compliant exchange in one go, totaling $229 million. The key point is—just a few hours after the transfer, they immediately repurchased a portion.
This is not just simple buying and selling. Clearly, this is institutions actively managing liquidity. Every step taken by the giants is meticulously planned, efficiently deploying large positions through compliant channels, and signaling the market. Large flows of $BTC and $ETH often indicate something significant. Tokens like $BANANA may not be big enough in the eyes of major institutions, but the entire operational logic is worth noting—the rhythm of institutional-level entry and exit often serves as a market trend indicator.
During the holiday season, while others are resting, institutions are positioning. This is the logic of Wall Street.
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MetaDreamer
· 49m ago
Christmas is all about action, and we're still sleeping... That's the difference.
Institutions are playing chess, retail investors are watching the board.
The buyback step is the real highlight; it’s definitely not random operation.
Holiday trading, what does it imply?
This liquidity allocation strategy is played fiercely by big players.
Spending 229 million and then pulling back—are they testing the bottom or just sending signals?
Don’t just look at transfers; reverse operations are more valuable.
Wall Street never closes for 24 hours, what about us?
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YieldHunter
· 23h ago
nah wait, they literally bought then sold back within hours? that's just classic liquidity theater tbh. if you look at the data, whales do this constantly to shake out retail... not exactly the "signal" everyone thinks it is. sustainable returns don't come from chasing these micro-moves, just saying.
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FUDwatcher
· 23h ago
Are institutions engaging in jump trading? This tactic is too familiar; they're just testing the order book depth.
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CantAffordPancake
· 23h ago
Damn, still dumping on Christmas Eve? These capitalists are really something else. While we sleep, they're stacking their bags.
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MemeEchoer
· 23h ago
Institutional players really can't sit still; they're building positions even on Christmas, and we're still just watching the show.
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AirDropMissed
· 23h ago
Wow, they don't even take a break on Christmas Eve? These institutions are really trading like they're on drugs 24/7.
On Christmas Eve, Wall Street did not relax. The transaction on December 24th was quite shocking: leading asset management firms transferred a total of 2292 BTC (about $200 million) and 9976 ETH (over $29 million) to a compliant exchange in one go, totaling $229 million. The key point is—just a few hours after the transfer, they immediately repurchased a portion.
This is not just simple buying and selling. Clearly, this is institutions actively managing liquidity. Every step taken by the giants is meticulously planned, efficiently deploying large positions through compliant channels, and signaling the market. Large flows of $BTC and $ETH often indicate something significant. Tokens like $BANANA may not be big enough in the eyes of major institutions, but the entire operational logic is worth noting—the rhythm of institutional-level entry and exit often serves as a market trend indicator.
During the holiday season, while others are resting, institutions are positioning. This is the logic of Wall Street.