Crazy! BlackRock rushes to seize the giant whale while secretly escaping. Is this bull market a pie or a deadly trap?
29 billion dollars vanish into thin air, and a breakthrough of 100,000 dollars turns out to be the graveyard for retail investors?
BlackRock's 740 million dollar buying spree, while the giant whale frantically dumps 555 coins, leading to a dual slaughter of longs and shorts behind the 29 billion liquidation.
On-chain data reveals the truth, with exchange balances surging by 300%. Is this truly a bull market pullback, or the peak of the century?
Today, let's take three minutes to dissect the main players' tricks! Institutional transparency and the secret battle between whales.
BlackRock's ETF saw a crazy influx of 740 million dollars in a single day, while a certain company bought 53.4 million dollars worth of 555 coins. A mysterious address, however, precisely cashed out 102.8 million dollars. This is not merely a struggle between bulls and bears, but a bloody changing of the guard between old and new capital.
The technical indicators reveal a death cross, with the daily MACD red bars continuing to expand, a single-hour KDJ death cross warning, and the 4-hour channel midline at 99,000 dollars acting like a meat grinder. Remember, 100,000 dollars is the watershed; a breakout will trigger a buy order at 22 dollars.
The Federal Reserve has planted a time bomb, keeping interest rates unchanged while the dollar weakens. Trump's tariff policy accelerates the digital gold phenomenon, leading to a surge in exchange balances, exposing the main players' conspiracy;
The big coin's 102,000 dollar watershed puts upward pressure at 105,000 dollars and support below at 97,800 dollars.
Big coin trading advice: If it retraces to 97,800 dollars, and tests this level three times without breaking, a light position for long orders can be established, with a stop loss at 97,750 dollars.
The second coin at 2,240 dollars is a watershed:
Break above 2,420 dollars to take off, drop below 2,140 dollars to exit.
The counterfeit fate line: If the big coin's market cap drops below 67%, immediately liquidate.
24-hour liquidation across the network totals 2.9 billion dollars; avoid heavy high-leverage positions, controlling positions at 5%-10%.
