2026-01-07 05:30:52

#数字资产动态追踪 $ETH $PEPE $DOGE

Is the wave of fiat digitalization about to rewrite the stablecoin landscape?

Recently, an interesting on-chain transaction occurred: a major whale strategy address quietly liquidated all its WBTC holdings, converting them entirely into WETH, involving over $15 million. While there is indeed a loss on the books, the underlying logic is worth pondering—this may be sending a clear signal: capital has more confidence in the long-term prospects of the Ethereum ecosystem.

On one hand, the digital renminbi may introduce new features like "interest accrual"; on the other hand, smart money in the crypto market is also reallocating. This wave of shifting from Bitcoin to Ethereum reflects a more detailed capital deployment—competition among different public chains and ecosystems is quietly adjusting.

Can the status of stablecoins remain stable? Will the advantages of traditional USD stablecoins be challenged by the digitalization of emerging fiat currencies? This is a question that market participants should think deeply about. After all, when macro policy and on-chain capital flows change simultaneously, it often signals that new opportunities are brewing.

What are your thoughts on this wave of capital migration? Share your views in the comments 👇

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WagmiAnon

· 14h ago

1. 15 million liquidates WBTC to exchange for WETH. This guy is really bullish on L1, can tolerate losses. 2. Smart money is fleeing. Who dares say stablecoins will still dominate? CBDC really needs to be guarded. 3. The trend of switching positions is coming, capital is voting... It feels like ecological competition is heating up. 4. Digital RMB is going to start earning interest? Then USDT and USDC might not have it so easy anymore. 5. Large investors are liquidating BTC to buy ETH. Should we follow suit? Or wait and see. 6. Policy changes combined with on-chain capital flows, this momentum really seems to be brewing something. 7. The stability of stablecoins is about to be shaken? Just thinking about it is interesting, the collision point between traditional finance and crypto. 8. The logic behind this wave of operations is actually a game of chess; the bigger picture needs to be viewed long-term. 9. Liquidating WBTC to enter WETH. Although it’s a paper loss, it’s looking at the future—that’s the real strategy. 10. The digitalization of fiat currency is coming. How long can USDT remain stable? Time to think of countermeasures.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-09 08:45

1. $15 million USD liquidation of WBTC to WETH, this move is really interesting. It seems big players are also betting on ETH's future. 2. Digital fiat currency + on-chain rebalancing trend, it feels like the days of stablecoins might be changing. Is USDT still stable? 3. Smart money is leaning towards ETH. I just want to know how long this rally can last. 4. Dare to liquidate on paper losses and switch positions—that shows how confident they are in the ETH ecosystem. No one can match that mindset. 5. Digital RMB offering interest payments—stability coin landscape is really about to change. We need to pay attention. 6. What is this big player operation hinting at? Could it be that BTC is about to cool off? 7. Macro policies + on-chain capital changes happening simultaneously—are these opportunities or traps? 8. The $15 million USD bet—are they betting that ETH will surpass BTC in the future? 9. It feels like all smart money is reconfiguring. Should I follow the trend and adjust my positions? 10. Digital fiat currency is here. Is the dominance of USDC and USDT really coming to an end?

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-07 06:01

15 million liquidated WBTC to exchange for ETH. Is this guy really bullish on Ethereum, or is he just scared by the digitalization of fiat currency? --- Are stablecoins really going to disappear? It still feels like USDT isn't stable enough. Will the landscape change after the digital renminbi arrives? --- Smart money is all piling into ETH. I'm just wondering, does the BTC ecosystem really have no future, or is it just taking a temporary break? --- Losing 15 million but still resolutely liquidating. There’s definitely something behind it, but it could also just be gambler’s psychology haha. --- There are new moves from the policy side, and on-chain funds are flowing. It really feels like an opportunity is coming. --- I just want to know if this big player regrets this move now. What if ETH drops again? --- The digitalization of fiat currency really needs attention. If we're not careful, the good days of stablecoins might be over.

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SelfSovereignSteve

· 01-07 06:00

Large holders are clearing out BTC to buy ETH, willing to accept losses... indicating they are truly optimistic about Ethereum, the logic makes sense. Stablecoins being impacted by fiat digitalization? Don't get too excited yet, the USD stablecoin's moat still holds. A $15 million move—smart money is playing chess; we should follow the logic. This round of ecosystem reconfiguration benefits Ethereum the most; the DeFi ecosystem is the future.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-07 06:00

Losing 15 million and still daring to change positions, this guy is either crazy or has seen something we haven't... The ETH ecosystem is on the rise, should we go all in or hold back? Digital fiat currency is here, can stablecoins still earn LP passively... Big players are all fleeing, and you're still bottom-fishing PEPE? This wave of capital migration is essentially about reconfiguring risk preferences, you've seen it before Once the digital RMB starts accruing interest, USDC's days might be numbered I'm a bit suspicious that they might have known some good news in advance I understand the logic of switching positions, but the real question is whether you can make a profit after the switch Waiting and watching, we haven't seen enough liquidity depth to support this rally

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AirdropCollector

· 01-07 06:00

Large investors are liquidating WBTC to exchange for ETH, indicating that smart money is betting on Ethereum. I am optimistic.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-07 06:00

15 million liquidated WBTC for WETH. Does this guy really believe in ETH or is he just betting on the Gas optimization from EIP-4844? If he's willing to accept losses, he definitely has some skills.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-07 05:59

15 million liquidating WBTC to swap for ETH? Is this guy really optimistic or being forced to cut losses, who knows. Daring to realize losses on paper, really brave. But on the other hand, ETH ecosystem has had many new ways to play over the past two years, should I follow this wave? Fiat digitalization + stablecoins, it feels like the pattern is really changing, but who knows, anyway I’m just following the trend and trading. Smart money is migrating, my money is cutting losses hahaha. This move has some meaning, I have a bit of an impulse to bottom fish. How long can stablecoins remain stable? That’s a really sharp question, anyway I’m increasingly unable to understand it.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-07 05:46

The "confidence" in losses, how ironic. Large investors betting on ETH, to put it simply, are just shifting positions within the cycle; it's a replay of history. Rewriting the stablecoin landscape? Ha, it's the same logic—when policy changes, the crypto circle starts to get excited. Does everyone really understand what the true bottom logic is? The "deep thinking" of 15 million USD, I see more as another case of survivor bias. This wave of capital migration, rather than calling it an opportunity, is more about looking for the next sucker. I'll just watch quietly.

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