An investor forcibly disrupted the entire Bitcoin bear market with their purchasing power. When Bitcoin was approaching a 70% decline in the bear market, he kept pouring money in and accumulating, already holding 673,000 BTC.
How outrageous is this number? To compare with the leading exchange with the most global users, which has 300 million users, they only hold 649,000 Bitcoin. In other words, one person's holdings are roughly equal to the total holdings of a mega exchange with 300 million users.
The market is indeed in a bear phase right now, but judging by this momentum, it's not easy for Bitcoin to fall another half. Because with every small correction, someone is buying the dip; when a big drop occurs, funds are pouring in even more aggressively. This is the game rule of big capital—buy a little on small dips, buy a lot on big drops, and hold steady.
To put it simply, this round of market movement doesn't rely on predictions but on execution and patience. With bullets and confidence, there's no need to operate blindly. Stick to this logic, and the profits that are meant to come will naturally arrive.
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HodlKumamon
· 01-11 17:58
One person has 670,000 coins vs. 300 million users with 640,000 coins. The gap is truly outrageous and unreasonable.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 01-11 17:57
My single large account's holdings are equivalent to those of 300 million retail investors. The gap is truly incredible. Our group really is wasting effort.
It's just big funds lying back and winning effortlessly. When we get excited and rush in, they casually spend money, operating on a completely different level.
The number 670,000 coins sounds outrageous. I might never accumulate even a fraction of that in my lifetime.
This is true execution power. Still daring to buy after a 70% drop. I can't learn this mental resilience and liquidity.
I should have realized it earlier: in a bear market, it’s all about who has more bullets and who laughs last. Our funds are really just here to be the backup.
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AllInDaddy
· 01-11 17:37
670,000 tokens? That's so outrageous I don't even dare to calculate it. This guy probably poured his entire family fortune into it.
One person equals 300 million people—that's the capital game. We can only watch the show.
If you don't have bullets, don't make reckless moves. You're so right; I'm the one making reckless moves.
Now the market is completely nailed down; it's hard to even want it to fall.
An investor forcibly disrupted the entire Bitcoin bear market with their purchasing power. When Bitcoin was approaching a 70% decline in the bear market, he kept pouring money in and accumulating, already holding 673,000 BTC.
How outrageous is this number? To compare with the leading exchange with the most global users, which has 300 million users, they only hold 649,000 Bitcoin. In other words, one person's holdings are roughly equal to the total holdings of a mega exchange with 300 million users.
The market is indeed in a bear phase right now, but judging by this momentum, it's not easy for Bitcoin to fall another half. Because with every small correction, someone is buying the dip; when a big drop occurs, funds are pouring in even more aggressively. This is the game rule of big capital—buy a little on small dips, buy a lot on big drops, and hold steady.
To put it simply, this round of market movement doesn't rely on predictions but on execution and patience. With bullets and confidence, there's no need to operate blindly. Stick to this logic, and the profits that are meant to come will naturally arrive.