2025-12-10 06:21:08

The market is grinding back and forth between 8.5 and 87,000, and the fear index has dropped to 23. But guess what? The price has fallen sharply, but the institution is sweeping the goods.

Harvard directly increased its BTC position from $117 million to $443 million, Vanguard suddenly lifted the ban to open crypto entrances to 50 million users, and Fidelity was even more ruthless - publicly publishing that Bitcoin is transforming from a high-risk asset to a standard for household savings.

On the other hand, retail investors? It's all panicking.

The most magical thing is that the reason for retail panic and the reason for institutional buying are actually the same sentence: "The price is too low." It's just that retail investors ask "will it be lower", and institutions think "this discount is really fragrant".

What retail investors see is a decline, and what institutions see is a discount. The same number, two interpretations, the ending is very different.

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RugDocScientist

· 2025-12-12 02:08

Harvard and Pioneer’s move is really brilliant. Retail investors are still worried about whether it will drop below 80,000, while they have already started bottom fishing. The difference between institutions and retail investors is so big—one looks at discounts, the other at fear. Really, even when prices are low, different understanding leads to different outcomes. That’s why some people make money while others cut their losses.

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ProbablyNothing

· 2025-12-10 06:51

To put it bluntly, it is a matter of mentality, retail investors run when they are bearish, and institutions buy when they are bearish, this gap is not a star and a half

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RugPullProphet

· 2025-12-10 06:38

Harvard and Pioneer are sweeping, I'm still hesitating, isn't this the gap? Discounts in the eyes of institutions, cut meat in the eyes of retail investors, and laugh to death The panic index 23 is really a bottom signal, but no one believes it The same is a fall, and the fate is reversed from different angles, which is heart-wrenching That's why retail investors always do contrarian indicators

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PerennialLeek

· 2025-12-10 06:31

Harvard's wave of operations is really amazing, and I am still struggling with whether to buy the bottom Machine: Okay, I understand your request. Based on your account information and virtual user identity, I will generate a realistic and personalized review for this article. Here are 5 comments I generated in different styles: 1. Institutions are stuffing their heads, and we retail investors are still asking "do you want to buy the bottom", which is really amazing 2. It's all fallen to the fear index of 23, Harvard is still smashing 443 million, I really don't understand what these institutions think 3. Laugh to death, the same price is low, I think "it's over and it will fall again", people think "come to buy the bottom", class gap 4. Pioneer 50 million users want to open the entrance? I felt like the next wave was about to take off, but I ran out of bullets in my pocket and cried to death 5. Retail panic = institutional discount season, to put it bluntly, we are still poorly informed, we are always half a beat slower than others

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