#数字资产市场动态 The turnover rate has been very weak over the past few days since the opening. To be honest, it's because that group of high-frequency traders are still on vacation and haven't fully returned to work. The US stocks have also dipped a bit, and such uneventful days are actually quite normal, representing the market's breathing rhythm.
Looking deeper, there haven't been any major economic data releases recently, nor have prominent influencers in the circle been making statements. The overall market sentiment feels like it has been dulled by the entire year's行情 in 2025, lacking that upward momentum.
From a chip perspective, the probability of Bitcoin re-accumulating a bottom at the $83,000 level is quite high. Notably, the BTC holdings accumulated in the $87,000 range have already exceeded 800,000 coins, which signals an increasing risk of sharp fluctuations in the future. But from the current market situation, it still appears relatively stable—early trapped chips haven't shown any movement, and no one is rushing to sell off and admit losses. This at least indicates that the market's psychological defense line is still intact. $BTC
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 8h ago
Do those high-frequency traders on vacation really have such a big impact? It just feels like there's a lack of emotional ignition, and the news sentiment is freezing cold.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 8h ago
$87,000 for 800,000 BTC stacked... This data alone is a bit nerve-wracking; the liquidation risk threshold might be closer than expected. Let's wait and see.
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quiet_lurker
· 8h ago
The high-frequency folks haven't gone to work yet, no wonder it's been like sleeping these days. When they come back, it'll be another round of chaos.
870,000 BTC are piled up there, this is a ticking time bomb...
I've been dull for a whole year, I forgot how it feels for the crypto market to go up.
Old chips haven't run away, which means there's still confidence, but I'm worried that one day a negative news will suddenly come out and the defense line will collapse.
83k to establish a bottom? It depends on whether anyone really comes to buy in the future.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 8h ago
I'm still on vacation, no wonder it's been so dull these days.
#数字资产市场动态 The turnover rate has been very weak over the past few days since the opening. To be honest, it's because that group of high-frequency traders are still on vacation and haven't fully returned to work. The US stocks have also dipped a bit, and such uneventful days are actually quite normal, representing the market's breathing rhythm.
Looking deeper, there haven't been any major economic data releases recently, nor have prominent influencers in the circle been making statements. The overall market sentiment feels like it has been dulled by the entire year's行情 in 2025, lacking that upward momentum.
From a chip perspective, the probability of Bitcoin re-accumulating a bottom at the $83,000 level is quite high. Notably, the BTC holdings accumulated in the $87,000 range have already exceeded 800,000 coins, which signals an increasing risk of sharp fluctuations in the future. But from the current market situation, it still appears relatively stable—early trapped chips haven't shown any movement, and no one is rushing to sell off and admit losses. This at least indicates that the market's psychological defense line is still intact. $BTC