2026-01-03 14:30:08

#数字资产动态追踪 The crypto circle has a hard and fast rule: the signs of a big rise often go unnoticed beforehand.

Looking at this wave of $DOGE, it seems calm on the surface, but in fact, institutions and smart money have already quietly accumulated positions at low levels. The same goes for $PEPE — those with keen senses have long realized the signs and quietly started to position themselves. By the time coins like $SHIB are discovered by retail investors, the main players have already locked in their chips, and the tickets are almost sold out.

This is the truth of the market: it’s always a minority that understands first, and most people realize too late. Entering now? It’s actually catching the window of this wave of growth. Those who understand have been preparing in the shadows, while those who don’t are still watching the excitement.

DOGE-0,54%

PEPE-2,99%

SHIB-0,6%

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FlashLoanLarry

· 01-06 14:26

ngl the "institutions accumulating quietly" narrative is just cope for bag holders who fomo'd at ath... liquidity depth on these memes says otherwise tbh

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RektRecovery

· 01-04 17:00

lmao the "smart money" narrative again... classic exploit pattern. bet half these "institutions" are just whale wallets with better marketing tbh

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HorizonHunter

· 01-03 20:35

It's the same old story, saying nice things but fearing that those who buy early at low levels will actually sell early.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-03 15:00

It should be noted that there is a clear survivor bias in this article's argument—on-chain data shows that the so-called "institutional buying at lows" narrative is a typical example of hindsight bias. I have studied the 2017 ICO bubble in detail, and people said the same thing back then. Will history repeat itself?

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SandwichDetector

· 01-03 14:59

Here is the translation: --- Same old rhetoric, I'm already tired of hearing it --- The main players are hiding their moves so secretly, why do we still need articles to remind us --- Basically, they just want to lure people in. Don't be fooled --- It's always "you're late," it's all about psychology --- Wait a minute, if this logic is correct, retail investors can't win at all --- Window period? It feels more like a trap period --- If institutions are really that smart, they wouldn't let us know --- I've been listening for so many years, still have to eat dirt --- Hmm, next time you see this kind of "hidden premonition," just call me --- If there's insider information, why bother publishing articles? Isn't making money directly more satisfying

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WinterWarmthCat

· 01-03 14:58

Here we go again, every time they say the main players are quietly accumulating at low levels, why is it that when I buy, the price drops instead?

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