2026-01-03 06:23:51

Yesterday's data is quite interesting—US Bitcoin spot ETF had a single-day net inflow of $471.3 million, and Ethereum ETF followed with $174.5 million. The pace of this capital inflow is good, indicating that institutions still maintain enthusiasm for mainstream assets.

From the current market situation, it is recommended to adopt a long position and short position strategy. BNB's performance is worth paying attention to, as various ecosystem applications are driving its fundamentals. As for Bitcoin and Ethereum, although short-term volatility is routine, the long-term logic still holds—these two are the market's recognized foundational assets.

If you are a small-cap player, rather than blindly chasing new coins, it’s better to allocate some funds to mainstream cryptocurrencies. These top market cap assets have high liquidity and tend to be more resilient during pullbacks, which is quite beneficial for risk management.

BTC-1,77%

ETH-0,46%

BNB-0,12%

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-05 17:57

Institutions are really coming in, and this wave of momentum is indeed comfortable. But I still think it's better to wait for a pullback before jumping in, no need to rush... --- The BNB ecosystem is indeed powerful, but it feels like the hype has been taken away by mainstream coins, which is a bit of a pity. --- Small funds are really uncomfortable, can't chase the new coin trends, and pairing with mainstream coins also feels like there's no opportunity... --- Long-term bullish and short-term bearish sounds simple, but actually executing it is tricky. I belong to the kind of contrarian trader haha. --- What you said is spot on, but who can really resist the temptation of new coins? I definitely couldn't resist. --- High liquidity = easy to sell, I agree with this, at least not afraid of getting stuck in a position.

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TokenSherpa

· 01-03 08:44

actually, let me break this down for you—those etf inflows? historically speaking, we've seen this pattern before, and it's fundamentally about quorum requirements hitting critical mass. if you examine the governance precedent here, the voting power dynamics suggest institutional capital is finally catching up to what defi natives understood months ago.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 01-03 07:36

Institutions are really going on a buying spree, this pace is quite intense.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 01-03 06:51

Institutions are really bottom-fishing. This rhythm looks comfortable. The BNB ecosystem indeed has substance. It's much more reliable than blindly buying scam coins. In the long term, you still need to hold mainstream coins. There's no need to rush through short-term fluctuations.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 01-03 06:45

Institutions are buying crazily again, and we retail investors still have to honestly buy the dip.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-03 06:39

The institutional influx this time is indeed impressive, but to be honest, in this market, it's still safest to stick with mainstream coins. Don't be fooled by various new tokens.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 01-03 06:37

Institutions are secretly accumulating again. I bet five dollars that their big wallet addresses will definitely have major activity in the next couple of days. Based on my analysis, this round of entry isn't that simple.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 01-03 06:33

Institutions are really continuing to enter the market, and this wave of momentum does look quite comfortable. But to be honest, small investors, don't even think about bottom fishing. It's better to be honest and just accumulate mainstream coins.

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