2026-01-05 03:24:37

There have been many highlights in the crypto market these days. The Ethereum spot ETF performed quite well this week, with a net inflow of $160.8 million, showing that institutional enthusiasm remains strong. Meanwhile, revenue data from the Solana ecosystem has started to increase significantly. According to on-chain statistics, the overall growth momentum of the ecosystem is quite good.

In terms of market trends, after experiencing early volatility, the market has begun to rebound, with Meme tokens leading the rotation. However, caution is advised—over the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount in the crypto market reached $191 million, with short positions accounting for the majority ($158 million), and long positions totaling $33.1 million. Leverage trading still requires caution.

From a macro perspective, signals from the Federal Reserve are key. According to the CME FedWatch tool, the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in January is between 16%-17%, which is not particularly high, indicating that the market’s expectations for a rate cut are still cautious.

Additionally, WLFI stated that it will utilize unlocked treasury funds to incentivize the adoption of 1, which is a strong move within the stablecoin ecosystem. Overall, the market is going through a turning period, with significant divergence in the performance of various assets.

ETH-1,81%

SOL1,48%

MEME-3,59%

WLFI0,88%

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-07 23:45

1.608 billion net inflow, this number looks great... but look at the 24-hour 190 million liquidation, 158 million of which are short liquidations. This liquidity gap is quite interesting. The Solana ecosystem's revenue surge data is fine, but the key is to watch the price differences on DEXs and whether arbitrage opportunities still exist. 16%-17% probability of rate cut... The market is pricing this cautiously, and the recent WLFI move in stablecoins has become an anomaly in volatility. The slippage logic behind Meme's leadership in rotation is worth analyzing—has anyone checked the depth of the trading pairs? Staying up late to look at this data, I always feel the market efficiency hasn't fully absorbed this wave of institutional inflows. There must be some gaps somewhere. Damn, falling into overanalysis again... I just want to find a price difference that an arbitrage bot can capture. The biggest risk during this turning period is suddenly drying up liquidity. I've seen too many slippage hells before.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 01-07 09:08

The influx of ETH is real; a net inflow of 160 million indicates that institutions haven't run away yet. However, the 191 million liquidation due to leverage is quite intense. Why do short positions always suffer...

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fren.eth

· 01-05 03:51

Institutions are aggressively accumulating, and I, as a small investor, can only watch. It's too difficult.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-05 03:48

1.91 billion liquidation, short positions took the biggest hit, this is the true face of leverage trading. Survival first. --- ETH spot ETF net inflow of 160 million, institutions are positioning, but don’t be fooled by this number. The probability of rate cuts is only 16%, and the Federal Reserve still holds the knife. --- Solana ecosystem surging? The data looks impressive, but I want to know how long this growth can last. Market divergence is like this; today's winners might become cannon fodder tomorrow. --- WLFI wants to incentivize USD1 adoption, sounds good, but the stablecoin battlefield has long been a battlefield of corpses. My advice is to first check if the supply lines are stable, don’t just rush forward. --- Meme round rally? Rebound to buy the dip? Brother, I’ve experienced too many "rebound, rebound, then reverse," there are traps in this rhythm, lock in your positions. --- Initial volatility followed by a rebound, market cycles are like this; the question is, can you hold on until the rebound? Most people can’t last. --- Rate cut probability is so low, yet you're still hoping? Instead of waiting for the Fed, it’s better to hedge your own risks first; that’s the real way to survive.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-05 03:42

ETH spot ETF is bleeding again, institutions are just institutions, never admit defeat. Solana is also starting to pick up, wait, leveraged liquidation is almost 200 million? That's why I only dare to play spot.

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UncleWhale