2025-12-19 02:20:19

#大户持仓动态 Beware! The unexpected decline in CPI has triggered short-term euphoria, but there are issues with data quality. The real underlying factor? The potential balance sheet reduction expected from the Bank of Japan—that's the true reason why major players and miners are eager to realize profits. Market sentiment can be easily misled by superficial data, unaware that institutions and on-chain whales have already quietly offloaded at high levels. $BTC $ETH $BNB these main cryptocurrencies have shown significant divergence recently, reflecting differing opinions among market participants about the future direction. At this point, should we push forward or hold back? This question might be more complicated than you think. Is it a trap or a real opportunity? What are your thoughts?

BTC-2,08%

ETH-3,49%

BNB-1,48%

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ChainDoctor

· 2025-12-22 02:18

The move by the Bank of Japan is the key here; it seems that the large investors have already caught on, while we retail investors are still celebrating the high CPI. Institutions are quietly dumping their shares with this old trick again; they always play it like this. The current position is indeed difficult to operate; it feels like we are just waiting for the next move from the Bank of Japan.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 2025-12-19 18:37

ngl the whales dumping at BoJ fears hits different... been there, watched my leverage get liquidated while everyone was cheering the cpi dip. classic market psychology - we chase green dildos while the big boys exit. BTC ETH split like this usually means pain incoming, tbh. holding or fomo buying rn feels like asking for round two of my liquidation ptsd lmao

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 2025-12-19 02:50

Damn, are the whales selling off at high levels again? So I might have been trapped in this latest move... Looks like I need to reassess the technicals. If the Bank of Japan really takes action, it would indeed be quite shocking.

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fren.eth

· 2025-12-19 02:49

The Fed's balance sheet reduction is indeed a bit annoying, big players have known for a long time. Retail investors are still celebrating CPI, while institutions have already run away. --- It's the same old story, surface data is misleading, the real risks are in the unseen areas. --- $BTC is so clearly diverging, indicating that the big brains are all hesitating, so we don't need to say much. --- Selling at high levels always happens this way; by the time we react, we're already halfway trapped. --- Is it still a trap or an opportunity? Brother, this is not a binary choice; maybe both. --- On-chain whale movements are so obvious, and some are still chasing the rally? Serves them right. --- I feel $BNB's recent trend is the most bizarre; why is it no longer syncing with BTC and ETH? --- Daring to be happy because CPI is falling—laughable. Do you really have such a fragile mindset when trading crypto? --- The expectation of balance sheet reduction must be watched closely; it might be ten times more important than the surface data.

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MEVHunterBearish

· 2025-12-19 02:43

The Bank of Japan's balance sheet reduction has been anticipated for a while. How could the big players still be waiting for CPI data signals... On-chain data is all there, frankly, it's the rhythm of selling at high levels.

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SigmaBrain

· 2025-12-19 02:28

It's the old trick of big players offloading again. Are retail investors scared off just by CPI data? The real bomb is on the Bank of Japan side. Those who saw it early have already acted accordingly.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 2025-12-19 02:27

The Bank of Japan's situation is indeed a minefield. Big players have long sensed the danger, while retail investors are still celebrating CPI. Whales are offloading, and we're the ones picking up the bags. This routine is played very smoothly. Market divergence indicates that funds are choosing directions. Don't just watch the excitement; pay attention to where the money is flowing. This position? I think something's off. Let's wait and see. We really should reflect on why we're always being fooled by the data.

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