Smart money is buying, retail investors are selling? In the past 9 days, institutions have swooped up $3.2 billion worth of Bitcoin.

【Crypto World】On-chain data shows an interesting recent phenomenon: institutional funds holding between 10 and 10,000 Bitcoins have been aggressively accumulating over the past 9 days, purchasing approximately $3.21 billion worth of Bitcoin. In contrast, retail investors have sold 132 Bitcoins during the same period, totaling about $11.66 million.

The actions on both sides are completely opposite. Although recent Bitcoin price fluctuations are related to some geopolitical events, this divergence in holdings between institutions and retail investors is actually seen as a long-term bullish signal. After all, smart money tends to move ahead.

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OptionWhisperervip
· 4h ago
Retail investors are buying at high prices again, typical of the little guys getting chopped... --- 3.2 billion USD, that's a really aggressive buy-in, no wonder the price can't hold up and keeps falling --- I just want to know who sold those 132 Bitcoins, they must have panicked again --- Smart money moves are just different, retail investors are still debating whether it will go up or down, they've already made their plans --- Although this data looks bullish, I wouldn't rule out institutions dumping, who says reverse operations can't work --- That 132 Bitcoins sold were probably from some forum veteran's aggressive move, haha --- Every time there's this kind of divergence, people say it's a long-term bullish signal, but what about... I still can't understand --- 9 days, 3.2 billion USD, institutions are really showing off, but we have to see how it develops later
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ThreeHornBlastsvip
· 4h ago
Institutions are accumulating, retail investors are running, I've seen this scene too many times... Smart money is always half a beat ahead of us. Retail investors are being harvested again, time to wake up. 3.2 billion dollars, this move is really incredible... I'm still debating whether to add to my position. Wait, are institutions really that smart? Or are we just too inexperienced? Looking at this trend, it feels like the bottom is about to be lost. Why is it always like this, institutions eat the meat while retail investors drink the soup? I just want to know their bottom price, so I can feel better... Here they go again, the smart money signals are back, but what’s the result?
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GamefiHarvestervip
· 4h ago
Institutions are pouring in 3.2 billion, retail investors are still cutting losses. The gap is really huge. I bet it will take off this year.
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Degentlemanvip
· 4h ago
Smart money is sweeping in, retail investors are fleeing, this script really plays out time and time again. Institutions are accumulating coins while retail investors happen to be selling off. Come on, don’t blame yourself for being reckless. It’s the same old rhetoric, smart money leads retail investors. Let’s see who laughs last in the end. 3.2 billion USD, with such a scale, no wonder retail investors can’t sit still. Retail investors just need a warning sign; reverse operation can make money, just sayin’. That’s why I never follow the herd to sell. Watching the institutions’ rhythm is the key.
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TokenUnlockervip
· 4h ago
Institutions are sweeping up 3.2 billion, retail investors are still cutting losses. This wave of divergence really has a different flavor. Smart money is bottom-fishing while we're still running? That's just ridiculous. It's the same old story, but the data is right here, you have to believe it. It took only 9 days to turn over 3.2 billion, the capital volume is just too fierce. When will retail investors finally be able to stand on the winning side? Institutions move quickly, but can they really get their wish this time? Those cutting losses and those bottom-fishing will never be in the same world. They say it's a long-term bullish signal, but what about the short term? That's what I care about. I'm a bit tempted to get in, but I always feel like I'm about to be harvested. Institutions are stockpiling, retail investors are still asking where the bottom is.
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