During this round of market cleanup, many retail investors panicked, engaging in emotional trading and even cutting losses to exit the market. But those who understand know that the cheap chips at this price level have long been snatched up.

So what are the whales doing? The answer is crazy bottom-fishing. From on-chain data, it can be seen that mainstream coins like LINK, UNI, DOGE, ADA, and SOL all show obvious signs of large holders increasing their positions:

LINK has been increased by more than 30 million coins; UNI has also increased by 660,000 coins; DOGE is even more exaggerated, with whales directly buying 156 million coins; ADA hasn't been left behind, with large wallets increasing by 140 million coins.

These data don't lie; it's clear that whales are betting on a rebound after a sharp decline. Their logic is actually quite simple: when the market is in panic, it's a good opportunity to buy quality assets at a discount. Moreover, the coins they selected correspond to the four core tracks of oracle, DeFi, Meme, and public chain, showing that they recognize the diversified value of the crypto ecosystem.

But what are ordinary retail investors doing? Either emotionally trading chaotically or complaining about external factors. So many times, opportunities are right in front of them, yet they can't grasp them — it's not a lack of opportunities, but a failure to seize them. They follow the trend every time without fail, buying aggressively when the market rises, yet are afraid to buy when prices are low, thus falling right into the trap of capital.

In simple terms, after this wave of liquidation, the low-priced chips have all been washed out, so a big market movement is about to come! And retail investors often end up being the ones to pick up the pieces, which seems to have become an unavoidable fate.