2025-12-10 07:11:03

#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC 's long chips are loose, large investors are reducing their positions, and retail investors are starting to buy the bottom and go long. The thrust of the bulls continues to be released, but the liquidation chart gives a reference - the lower support is below 88k, and the upper pressure is around 97k.

$ETH there was a wave of rushing towards 3.4k yesterday, after which the chip distribution became very extreme. Bull chips have also begun to disperse, but the bullish sentiment of retail investors has significantly heated up. In contrast, $SOL have been a bit cold in the past two days.

In terms of sectors, the Base ecosystem, DeSci concept, privacy protocol and stablecoin are running relatively fast today. On the 8-hour chart, the currencies with the most short orders are $G, FIS, and AIOT. The market wind direction is still slowly adjusting.

BTC-0,34%

ETH-0,94%

SOL-1,85%

FIS17,6%

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MidnightTrader

· 2025-12-12 22:29

Large investors reduce positions while retail investors buy the dip. How many times have you seen this trick haha Retail investors' emotions are the best contrarian indicator... ETH chips are extremely distributed, it’s either a pump or a dump It’s sandwiched between 88k and 97k, a bit annoying Base has risen this time but doesn’t feel as hot anymore. Not sure how long it can run

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rekt_but_resilient

· 2025-12-12 00:04

Whales fleeing, retail investors taking the plunge—I'm tired of this script. Brothers, ETH started diversifying when it hit 3.4k; this pace is a bit too rapid. Is SOL really sleeping? Why has there been no news at all these past two days? Is the Base ecosystem rising again? The GAS fees in my wallet are about to bankrupt me. There's only about 9k to 97k in operational space, it's a bit narrow, brother. DeSci is rallying again? The last time I followed the trend, I hadn't even broken even. Rising retail investor sentiment = new bagholders online. My experience tells me to stay bearish. I haven't held a single coin with the most shorted positions; luck is on my side. Privacy coins are starting to perform again. Just wait to be called out by regulators. When will this wave of correction truly establish a bottom? Or will it just continue sideways, tormenting us?

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SnapshotStriker

· 2025-12-10 07:39

The big investors are running, the retail investors are rushing, and the rhythm of the classic receiver ETH started to pull after hitting 3.4k, and the signal of extreme chip distribution should be paid attention to Base is really moving today, but I'm still wary, I'm afraid it's a trick to tempt more Why is SOL so cold, could it be that it is going to have a reverse critical hit

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gas_fee_therapist

· 2025-12-10 07:34

Large investors are withdrawing, retail investors are rushing, this is the taste of the bottom ETH's wave of 3.4k directly pulled the chips to the extreme, waiting to see how to go next SOL really doesn't have much presence these days, haha

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WhaleWatcher

· 2025-12-10 07:26

Large investors run away and retail investors take over, this routine is a cliché Whether 88k can be broken is the key, and 97k will definitely be smashed again base is good today, but you have to be careful of the main force smashing the market sol It's really cold these past two days, and I feel like I have to wait

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BlockBargainHunter

· 2025-12-10 07:21

Large investors reduce their positions and retail investors take over, and this routine is slippery Below 88k is the real bottom, and 97k is not pressure at all Is ETH chip extremely scattered? I'll wait for the rebound SOL has really collapsed recently, so it's better to pay attention to Base's opportunities G and FIS liquidation are the most ruthless, and I will come back next time

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