Traditional financial giants are entering the crypto space one after another, with large institutions already pouring real money and chips into the market. Do these resource-rich players really fail to see the situation clearly? The so-called market lull is actually a moment when the restless dissipates and value returns, and it is also a golden window for major players to sweep up cheap chips. When retail investors cut losses and hand over their chips in panic, it often marks the eve of a new market cycle. From a technical perspective, Ethereum maintains a long-term bullish outlook, with a target level of 8500. The rise and fall of the crypto market have always followed this pattern: institutional layout → retail panic exit → a new round of rally. The process of shaking out often feels tough, but the results often rewrite everyone's expectations.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 10h ago
Damn, it's the same old story. Every time there's a sharp drop, they say it's a shakeout. Retail investors are already tired of hearing it.
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AirdropHarvester
· 10h ago
Honestly, I've heard this spiel too many times. The main players are manipulating retail investors to escape before the next rally... Do they really pull this stunt every time?
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OnchainDetective
· 10h ago
According to on-chain data tracking, the flow of wallet addresses involved in this wave of institutional buying is indeed traceable; it's not a fabricated story. So, what is the target level of 8500? I have long seen it from the trading depth and the abnormal patterns of open positions—obvious signals of fund accumulation.
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CryptoTherapist
· 10h ago
ngl this "institutional accumulation" narrative hits different when you're staring at red candles... let me check your portfolio's emotional baseline rn
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 10h ago
I've been through two tough times, and reading this article still feels a bit sour... But what they say is indeed reasonable; institutions have already jumped on the bandwagon.
Traditional financial giants are entering the crypto space one after another, with large institutions already pouring real money and chips into the market. Do these resource-rich players really fail to see the situation clearly? The so-called market lull is actually a moment when the restless dissipates and value returns, and it is also a golden window for major players to sweep up cheap chips. When retail investors cut losses and hand over their chips in panic, it often marks the eve of a new market cycle. From a technical perspective, Ethereum maintains a long-term bullish outlook, with a target level of 8500. The rise and fall of the crypto market have always followed this pattern: institutional layout → retail panic exit → a new round of rally. The process of shaking out often feels tough, but the results often rewrite everyone's expectations.