A total of $440 million has been withdrawn from cryptocurrency funds. Analysts attribute this to the ongoing impact of a specific event that occurred at the beginning of last month. This period, referred to as the "October 10 Effect," appears to have led market participants to reassess their positions. Large-scale fund movements are considered an important indicator for observing investor sentiment and short-term market dynamics.
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MEVHunter
· 20h ago
$440m exodus? nah that's just the beginning of the real mempool carnage. everyone's repositioning after october 10th but nobody's talking about the actual toxic flow underneath — that's where the real alpha bleeds out. fund movements are too obvious, track the block builder collusion instead, that's where the money actually moves.
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JustHodlIt
· 20h ago
If this pace continues with 440 million dollars, what will be left by the end of the month...
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DefiOldTrickster
· 20h ago
440 million dollars flee, is this the return of the "October Curse"? I’ve always said that big funds operate this way—first scare retail investors, then secretly build positions. Once the annualized return rises, we follow up with arbitrage opportunities. This is called the wise following behind.
A total of $440 million has been withdrawn from cryptocurrency funds. Analysts attribute this to the ongoing impact of a specific event that occurred at the beginning of last month. This period, referred to as the "October 10 Effect," appears to have led market participants to reassess their positions. Large-scale fund movements are considered an important indicator for observing investor sentiment and short-term market dynamics.