2025-12-25 08:17:38

Interesting phenomenon: the more market attention a asset receives, the smaller its profit potential. Conversely, the assets that are less关注ed are actually the opportunities.

It's like playing a probability game—retail investors keep their eyes on popular coins 24/7, but the market has already been fully absorbed by the main players. Meanwhile, the big funds are quietly布局ing niche tracks.

If you hold a volume of one hundred million U-level, there's no need to all-in on a single direction. Instead, split your investments, diversify your portfolio, and hedge to participate in upward trends while locking in risks in advance. Even if there are subsequent adjustments, the asset shrinkage will be much smaller than with a single heavy position. Large investors follow this logic—under sufficient liquidity, they use long and short positions to平摊成本.

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OnChainDetective

· 14h ago

Wait, I've been tracking some large transfer records recently and found that whales are indeed moving funds to exchange wallets of obscure coins. The on-chain evidence is right there.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 14h ago

Retail investors chase popular coins, while the big players have already left. That's right, the real profit is made in the unseen areas.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 14h ago

Wow, does this mean that while we're all chasing hot coins, smart money has already been lurking in places no one pays attention to... It's a bit heartbreaking.

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ILCollector

· 14h ago

Retail investors are still watching the market, while big players have already quietly moved into obscure sectors. It's all about this strategy, no wonder retail investors always suffer losses. The idea of one hundred million U.S. dollars is indeed different; small investors like us simply can't experience it. No doubt about it, popular coins have good liquidity but the opportunities are gone early. Those who truly make money are quietly laying out in the shadows; we're still chasing after the price swings. This logic makes sense, but the problem is we don't have one hundred million U.S. dollars, haha. Hedging with a combination sounds good, but retail investors dare not play like that. High attention = fewer opportunities, which is indeed an invisible rule. Large funds have this advantage; we can only follow. Long and short positioning to even out costs—big players are really good at this trick. Still lacking capital, there's nothing we can do. Obscure coins also carry high risks; choosing wrong can lead to collapse. Big players' funds are right there, risk is automatically diversified. I'm just asking, do retail investors have liquidity?

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BakedCatFanboy

· 14h ago

Chasing hot trends is just for newbies; the real gold and silver are in the obscure ones.

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