2026-01-11 10:50:12

#密码资产动态追踪 $ETH I'm here

💥Breaking News: Global asset management giant BlackRock just invested $107 million in Ethereum, directly injecting nearly 35,000 ETH into the market. The crypto world is instantly buzzing.

What’s the logic behind this move? Based on the leading Bitcoin spot ETF players, there are three interpretations:

First, risk warning—did they sense some unusual signals? Second, simple rebalancing—reconfiguring their asset portfolio? Third, clearing positions at a low point—preparing for a large-scale buy-in next?

But here’s a subtle point: Federal Reserve policies are still uncertain. Institutional sell-offs often trigger chain reactions, especially during liquidity-sensitive periods. Retail investors see big players reducing holdings, which can easily break their psychological defenses. Historically, such actions often lead to sharp market volatility.

So the question is—are we in the golden moment to buy the dip, or is this the last celebration before a crash?

If you hold ETH, your current decision will determine your future gains. Should you sell to take profits, wait for a lower point to buy again, or hold and watch for a rebound?

What’s your view? Share your judgment in the comments:

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BottomMisser

· 6h ago

BlackRock's move really messes with the mentality, I don't understand it, brothers. But honestly, during times like this, retail investors are most likely to be scared out, and that's often the best entry point.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-11 11:20

BlackRock's recent moves are really hard to hold back, and the retail investors' role as bagholders is about to be exposed again.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-11 11:19

BlackRock's recent move, I've been monitoring the flow of those whale addresses on-chain. The figure of 35,000 tokens indicates it's not a casual dump; there's definitely a deeper logic behind it.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 01-11 11:18

BlackRock's recent moves seem to be testing the market bottom. Retail investors following the trend and selling might be the best entry point. Wait, is this really a reduction or just a shakeout? The tactics seem too deep. Bottom fishing? Haha, I'll just watch without acting, and wait until it drops to a level that defies belief. Dropping 35,000 tokens at once shows how pessimistic they are, or is there something else in mind? The Federal Reserve hasn't made a clear stance yet, and institutions are already fleeing. I'm choosing to stay on the sidelines. How many times have they played this game? Every time they say it's the last celebration, but it always rebounds. It feels like a trap for retail investors. Let's not join the chaos.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 01-11 11:06

BlackRock's move is too dirty, retail investors are once again set up as the bagholders.

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HodlKumamon

· 01-11 11:03

BlackRock's recent moves are said to be clearing out positions, but I don't believe it. Looking at historical data, institutions usually sell at the top, not the bottom. Now it seems more like they are testing liquidity depth(◍•ᴗ•◕) Wait, I calculated the timestamp for these 35,000 ETH, and it surprisingly falls just one week before the Federal Reserve's rate decision… That's interesting. Don't be scared by the chain reaction! Based on the panic index over the past 72 hours, we're only at 62 points, far from the real panic selling moment. If you ask me, instead of guessing what BlackRock is thinking, a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) investment is more practical. Bear Bull just analyzed the profit curves after 23 similar operations in history. Those who kept adding to their positions made money, while those chasing the market up and down got wiped out. Retail investors' psychological defenses are indeed fragile, but that's actually the best signal to build positions… Hold tight, little friends. Panic before a crash is the perfect buying opportunity. Human nature loves to panic at the bottom, and that's why I am most optimistic about the current market.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-11 10:52

BlackRock's move is really brilliant, directly dumping 35,000 tokens into the market. Retail investors will be doomed if they get overwhelmed by the sell-off. Honestly, I think this is just for large-scale buy-in and clearing out positions. BlackRock's tactics have always been this套路. Now, only the tough guys are entering the market to catch the bottom. I'm still on the sidelines watching. With the Federal Reserve's indecisiveness, who dares to hold a heavy position? I'll just try a small amount to test the waters.

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