Yesterday, the whale addresses had a net outflow of more than 100. Since the drop occurred after midnight, I expect that today's fluctuations in whale addresses will be greater. However, I don't anticipate it to be too significant. As long as the whale addresses do not increase in net outflow, it should be fine. Fluctuations of a few hundred are quite normal.

The key point now is the net inflow of over 10,000 on the weekend; what does it really represent? If it simply means actively absorbing chips, why not wait until the price is lower, like right now, to buy more? What I can think of is that we retail investors care about the fluctuations of a few hundred to a thousand points, but for whales, or say, the main players, they care more about the prices further down the line. Moreover, the actions of the main players in accumulating chips do not always occur at very low positions; the positions where many chips are thrown may also see a lot of accumulation during the bottom phase.

As I mentioned yesterday, whether the main players push the market up or not depends on whether the number of chips in their hands meets expectations. If not, this process will be characterized by up-and-down fluctuations, like the drop that occurred today. In addition, the main players also need to observe the overall market conditions for shorting and going long, figuring out how to pry chips from retail investors while also harvesting from leveraged users, maximizing profits; these are all matters that the main players need to control.

Anyway, it’s still that saying: buy small on small drops, buy large on large drops, plan in batches, and look to the distance. #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #山寨季将至？