2025-12-24 11:21:55

Recently, there has been a significant signal in the market: a major market maker deposited 100 million USDT into a leading exchange within just 4 hours, aiming to alleviate the sudden surge in withdrawal pressure. Seeing this data, many people are both panicked and eager to buy the dip, but the real situation may not be as optimistic.

This is not a bailout, but a stopgap measure. On the surface, it appears to be capital entering the market, but in reality, it reflects early signs of liquidity stress. Currently, the entire market is still digesting a 544 million USDT clearing balance, with the panic index dropping to an extreme level of 24, and retail investors' frantic withdrawals exacerbating this pressure. In the short term, this inflow can alleviate panic, but in the medium term, the bear market's fundamental tone remains unchanged—this rebound is more an opportunity to reduce positions rather than a signal to enter.

Two pitfalls must be avoided. First, do not overly believe in the myth that "big platforms are absolutely safe." The emergency replenishment by market makers indicates signs of short-term withdrawal runs. At this point, putting all assets into a single platform is like putting all your eggs in one basket. Now is the time to act: distribute over 50% of your holdings across 2-3 compliant and secure platforms, especially balancing mainstream stablecoins across multiple platforms.

Second, do not blindly chase small-cap stablecoins. Take USDT as an example; although market demand is high, small tokens often have fragile liquidity and unpredictable risks. In critical moments, only mainstream assets can ensure you can withdraw smoothly.

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ForkThisDAO

· 1h ago

Stopping bleeding is not about rescuing the market; this has been understood. But I still think that currently, dispersing across platforms is a bit over-defensive. The real issue is that you need enough ammunition; how can you diversify without money? Haha

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not_your_keys

· 12h ago

Stopping bleeding is not rescuing the market, that's correct. Retail investors are still frantically withdrawing coins. --- Another "bottom-fishing opportunity," I see too many... The fact that the bear market hasn't changed its tone really hits home. --- Diversifying your positions should have been done long ago; otherwise, when something goes wrong, you'll really be at the mercy of the heavens. --- Small altcoins and stablecoins? Don't even touch them, just stick with good old USDT. --- Seeing 100 million in market entry is quite shocking, but then I think about liquidity being tight and... I wake up. --- What does an emergency liquidity injection by market makers indicate? It means something's about to go wrong. Selling during a rebound is the real deal. --- Splitting 50% of your position across multiple platforms is a tough pill to swallow, but otherwise, you really can't afford to gamble. --- The panic index at 24 is already extreme, but that doesn't mean the bottom is here. --- People who put all their eggs in one basket are probably regretting it now. --- Mainstream assets are the only reliable ones. This time I finally got it right; everything else is just gambling.

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ZkProofPudding

· 12h ago

Stopping bleeding is not about saving the market; the difference is huge. Retail investors are still dreaming of bottom fishing, while the real players have already diversified their risks. --- Spending 100 million USDT in four hours—what does that indicate? Liquidity was already weak. I am now reorganizing my position allocation; big platforms are not a shield. --- Don't really touch small-cap stablecoins at this time; in critical moments, you'll find liquidity much more fragile than you think. --- This rebound is a window for reducing positions. Don't get scared by the 24 panic index and rush to buy; you need to stay calm. --- Market makers urgently replenishing liquidity? That means the platform is starting to feel pressure. I have already diversified my USDT across several platforms; the egg basket theory is more important now than ever. --- The phrase "The bear market bottom hasn't changed" hits hard, so now is the time to test your calmness.

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RiddleMaster

· 12h ago

Stop the bleeding and rescue the market; a typical information gap tactic to harvest retail investors. Are retail investors still hesitating over whether to buy the dip?

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JustAnotherWallet

· 12h ago

Stopping bleeding is not the same as saving the market. This rebound is just about reducing positions; don't be fooled. --- Wait, dispersing across multiple platforms is an operation, but how many platforms can truly be trusted? --- Small altcoins and stablecoins are too risky; in critical moments, you can't even get out. --- Investing 100 million USDT in 4 hours sounds aggressive, but it's actually a sign that liquidity is almost gone. --- The fear index is at 24, retail investors are rushing to withdraw funds. In this environment, if you want to buy the dip, you need to have some courage. --- Diversification across multiple regions is a good move, but honestly, most people don't have enough chips to diversify. --- The difference between mainstream stablecoins and lesser-known ones can really be a matter of life and death.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 12h ago

Stopping bleeding is not about rescuing the market; this logic makes sense, retail investors are still sleepwalking.

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