2026-01-06 12:20:21

Not long ago, BlackRock increased its holdings by 3,198 BTC and 5,114 ETH in a single move, which directly triggered yesterday's rebound. Large institutional purchases are often a market sentiment indicator, reflecting optimism about future trends. However, honestly, whether this enthusiasm for adding positions can be sustained depends mainly on whether prices can continue to rise. A sustained upward trend is necessary to give market participants the confidence to increase their positions. Once the market weakens, even large institutions will become cautious. Therefore, instead of focusing on single large transactions, it’s better to pay attention to the overall volume and price movements and trend confirmation.

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ILCollector

· 01-09 10:32

BlackRock's recent buy-in is indeed aggressive, but how many days the rebound can last is uncertain. --- Can institutional buying really push prices up? Wake up, they’re also afraid of getting caught. --- Rather than following big players, it's more reliable to analyze the K-line yourself. --- Volume and price coordination? Sounds good, but in reality, it's just betting that it can still go up later. --- BlackRock increasing positions sounds impressive, but who knows if they'll be the high-position bagholders later on.

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RooftopReserver

· 01-08 17:04

BlackRock's move is indeed brilliant, but don't be fooled by a single large transaction. The most concerning thing is that after a rebound, prices could drop again. Institutional buying ≠ market stability; it depends on whether subsequent funds can continue the momentum. Instead of obsessing over these news reports, it's better to watch the K-line chart and wait for the trend to be confirmed before taking action. This rebound needs to be supported by volume and price action to be convincing; otherwise, it's just another scheme to harvest retail investors. BlackRock's increased holdings are good, but whether Bitcoin can hold this level is the key. Don't mistake their strategic layout for a signal.

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UncommonNPC

· 01-08 14:55

BlackRock's move is just sending a signal, but honestly, institutions aren't fools either. If the market isn't good, they'll still run.

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BrokenDAO

· 01-08 14:21

BlackRock's recent buying can be seen as a signal, but how much is that signal actually worth? The game theory equilibrium issue is that once expectations reverse, institutions will run faster than anyone else. I've seen too many cases where these "weather vanes" ultimately turn into mere feathers in the wind.

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-06 12:50

This is black chicken soup, huh? Institutions eat the meat while we drink the soup.

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YieldHunter

· 01-06 12:46

honestly blackrock's accumulation looks good on paper but if you look at the data, the correlation coefficient between their buys and sustained uptrends is... sketchy at best. degens see a whale dump and think the bottom's in lol

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-06 12:41

BlackRock's move is really impressive, but I think it still depends on whether they can hold up later. Relying on just one wave of buying won't last long.

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JustHodlIt

· 01-06 12:40

BlackRock's move is indeed aggressive, but how long this rebound can last depends on the subsequent trading volume. Relying solely on institutional buying might not be enough.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-06 12:30

BlackRock making the move, I follow the trend, the reverse indicator is correct. Let's wait and see, this wave will be cut in half again. --- Institutional buying is the indicator? I scoff, my debit card is the real indicator. --- 3198 BTC? How much do I have to lose to break even, I have experience. --- Only confident with continuous rise? Bro, you're being too naive, I lost confidence long ago. --- Here we go again, as soon as I see large buy-ins, I want to charge, this time I won't move even if I die. --- Price-volume matching, trend confirmation... sounds good, but isn't it just about who admits defeat first. --- When the reverse indicator signals, I quickly close my position to avoid being wiped out again. --- The day BlackRock runs away will be my chance to scoop up the bargains. --- Buying so much at once? I feel like someone is about to dump.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-06 12:27

BlackRock's move is indeed aggressive, but I'm more curious whether they will continue to add to their positions... Buy buy buy with BlackRock and it can only go up? Then I would have already taken off haha Institutions are eating the meat, we should be drinking the soup; the key is to see how high it can go Honestly, a single large order doesn't mean much; it depends on whether there is genuine sustained upward pressure afterward Volume and price movement together are the true way; don't be fooled by big players Institutions are also timid; they change their tune at the first dip, just like everyone else Instead of tracking BlackRock's moves, it's better to learn how to read the market yourself Can this rebound be sustained? I remain skeptical Large transactions are just signals, not guarantees, everyone

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