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A significant move has recently appeared in the market. Large capital has poured in directly, with a single position totaling over $560 million, dominated by Ethereum, which has injected $450 million at once. Bitcoin and SOL follow closely behind, with the entire allocation showing a bullish mindset, even without hedging positions. This is not just a simple bullish outlook but a genuine vote of confidence in the market direction with real money.
Looking back at historical records, the last time a similar scale of concentrated long positioning occurred was around October 11th. At that time, the market fluctuation yielded considerable profits. Will this be a repeat of the same script? Dare to go all-in with this volume, and there must be logical support behind it. At least from the confidence index, it has already reached full capacity.
What can retail investors learn from this? The most direct takeaway is— from the perspective of large institutions, this wave of market movement is far from over. The trend arrow still points upward. If you are still stubbornly holding short positions, the current risk is indeed continuously accumulating, and you need to be extremely vigilant.
But there is a trap here, and you must not fall into it: the hedging tools, risk defenses, and capital scale they have are completely invisible to us. Blindly following the trend and chasing certain levels is like running into the forest without a map. What is truly worth learning is their "trend-following" mindset framework, rather than mechanically copying positions.
Recently, the bullish signals have indeed been growing louder. The key now is whether the market can absorb this influx of capital. Stay observant, remain alert at all times, and adjust flexibly—this is the correct approach.