2026-01-07 15:28:04

Large holders made serious moves last week, shifting a combined $2.4 billion into major trading platforms—that's $1.33 billion in BTC and $1.07 billion in ETH pushing through. It marked the biggest net inflow we've seen in a month. Meanwhile, stablecoin action stayed pretty quiet at only $42 million, which tells you something about buying appetite right now. On the deposit side, BTC volumes averaged 22-26 coins per transaction, but when whales started pulling out? That dropped to just 5.5-8.3 BTC—a pretty stark contrast. The signal's clear: big money's flowing in, but conviction behind new purchases still feels thin.

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ChainDoctor

· 18h ago

Big players entering with 2.4 billion is quite a lot, but this stablecoin is only 42 million... it shows that everyone still lacks confidence.

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OPsychology

· 01-08 13:01

Hmm, this wave of whales entered the market but didn't actually buy, just making a show of it.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 01-07 15:58

Hmm... Large funds are entering the market, but no one really dares to take the plunge, which is quite awkward.

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RatioHunter

· 01-07 15:58

A large amount of 2.4 billion dollars has entered the market, which sounds impressive, but stablecoins are only 42 million? That's ridiculous, clearly no one really wants to buy.

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