Don't be panic-sold like leeks: Unveiling the truth behind the cryptocurrency market crash
The essence of the current panic selling in the crypto market is a dual script of geopolitical crises and capital games.
Geopolitical conflicts in global hotspot areas have triggered a broad decline in risk assets, and retail investors instinctively leave the market due to 'fear of falling', creating the first wave of selling pressure. However, most people do not realize that geopolitical risks have never truly impacted the fundamentals of cryptocurrency; they are merely amplifiers of emotion.
Large holders complete the harvesting through a three-step process: 'market crash → retail panic → re-accumulation'!
Currently, the on-chain activity of BTC shows no abnormalities, and the reserves of stablecoins continue to increase, indicating that smart money is positioning itself against the trend. Historical backtesting shows that the average rebound from price corrections triggered by geopolitical crises reaches 63%.
Finally, the cryptocurrency market is never short of 'crash' scripts, but always remember—when retail investors are selling off, the whales are accumulating. Real investors should view panic as a window of opportunity to collect quality assets at low prices.
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