2026-01-12 03:26:27

The consolidation phase of low-position chips has basically come to an end. The next big act is here—those institutions holding heavy funds will accelerate their布局, and their力度 will become越来越大.

Friends holding bottom chips, don't rush to sell at this moment. Instead of being confused and caught in a trap, it's better to hold on tightly. Really, once you sell, it's easy to regret.

The few skilled players in the car are very interesting—they first use swing trading to push retail investors' low-cost chips out, then they seize the opportunity to buy aggressively. This series of连环拳 has been used many times, and at the current BNB position, similar戏码 is playing out. As long as it’s not truly heading to zero,坚持 holding on.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 01-12 03:54

To be honest, I've seen this trick too many times, and someone always falls for it. Hold on tight, don't be scared out by the dump. This wave of BNB is indeed being quietly accumulated by institutions; retail investors should wake up. After institutions finish cutting the last batch of scared money, that's the real starting point. I don't believe there won't be a next round; just wait and see.

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-12 03:51

Really, retail investors are just being manipulated to buy and sell repeatedly with this trick. Institutions first dump then buy aggressively, while we are still debating whether to sell or not. Hold on, it's over anyway, it won't drop much further.

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ThesisInvestor

· 01-12 03:43

Holding on stubbornly, this wave of institutions is just waiting for our low-position chips to be dumped out. It's too sinister.

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ForkMaster

· 01-12 03:43

Haha, it's the same old trick again. Retail investors are always the last to know. Hold tight and that's it, don't overthink it. As for institutions' layout, honestly, you just need to be patient. It's counting on the tuition fees for three kids. Throw money in? I scoff at that, it's just inviting trouble for yourself. If this BNB move is really going to be a big deal, it should have been prepared in advance. Now, everyone is just following the trend. Don't be washed out, it's that simple.

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