Today, the US initial jobless claims data showed a big move—surging to 236,000, which directly reinforced market expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the future. From an asset allocation perspective, this is actually a positive signal for risk assets (including cryptocurrencies), and the liquidity environment may remain loose.
Looking at BTC’s trend, it is currently in a chip transfer period of about 1-2 months. What does that mean? It indicates that short-term traders are gradually exiting, while institutions and long-term funds are quietly accumulating. This is a typical bottoming pattern—there are fluctuations, but the overall direction remains unchanged.
There are three forces supporting the market: ✓ Institutions continue to increase holdings ✓ Expectations of Fed rate cuts are becoming more solid ✓ Policy attitudes towards cryptocurrencies are improving
The operational approach is to: gradually and intermittently allocate to core coins like BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, and wait until the trend is fully confirmed and a new high is broken before adding more. Don’t rush; pacing is very important.
Risks to watch out for: macro factors and market sentiment are still prone to fluctuations, so position discipline is necessary—manage risk exposure carefully, avoid chasing highs, and don’t hold full positions. Staying steady will allow for a longer journey.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 4h ago
Institutional accumulation sounds nice in theory, but when you actually watch the market, the fluctuations are quite scary. Listening to the idea of stacking in batches sounds easy, but actually doing it is quite challenging.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 19h ago
Wait a minute, are institutions really building positions, or is this just another prelude to a new round of harvesting retail investors?
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JustHereForMemes
· 12-12 04:11
The term "turnover period" is just for reference; the key is whether institutions are really buying or not. Anyway, I am buying in batches, and this wave of BTC won't make me run away.
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TokenVelocity
· 12-12 04:10
I believe in the institutions quietly accumulating positions, but I'm just worried about another black swan hitting and embarrassing us. With such volatile macro conditions, who dares to go all-in?
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 12-12 04:04
With such strong expectations of rate cuts, institutions are all positioning themselves. We just need to follow and enjoy the gains. Don't chase the highs.
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UnluckyLemur
· 12-12 03:58
Wait, are institutions really building positions? Or is it just the story that we've been always getting sliced like leeks?
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RugpullTherapist
· 12-12 03:43
How many times have I said that institutional accumulation is a repeated cycle? Every time, it’s about the chip transfer period, but it still keeps repeating. Don’t be brainwashed by these words.
#美联储降息 [12.12 Market Observation] Macroeconomic Weakness Remains, Turnover Cycle Logic Still Valid
Today, the US initial jobless claims data showed a big move—surging to 236,000, which directly reinforced market expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the future. From an asset allocation perspective, this is actually a positive signal for risk assets (including cryptocurrencies), and the liquidity environment may remain loose.
Looking at BTC’s trend, it is currently in a chip transfer period of about 1-2 months. What does that mean? It indicates that short-term traders are gradually exiting, while institutions and long-term funds are quietly accumulating. This is a typical bottoming pattern—there are fluctuations, but the overall direction remains unchanged.
There are three forces supporting the market:
✓ Institutions continue to increase holdings
✓ Expectations of Fed rate cuts are becoming more solid
✓ Policy attitudes towards cryptocurrencies are improving
The operational approach is to: gradually and intermittently allocate to core coins like BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, and wait until the trend is fully confirmed and a new high is broken before adding more. Don’t rush; pacing is very important.
Risks to watch out for: macro factors and market sentiment are still prone to fluctuations, so position discipline is necessary—manage risk exposure carefully, avoid chasing highs, and don’t hold full positions. Staying steady will allow for a longer journey.