2025-12-25 11:22:03

2025 is coming to an end, and the crypto data platform CoinGlass recently released a summary report of the entire year's derivatives market. The data is quite interesting. I’ve selected a few key data points to discuss with you:

First, there is an obvious trend in the spot market—this year has indeed been a year of significant institutional deployment in Bitcoin. Public holdings data shows that the BTC reserves of large holding institutions have been steadily increasing throughout the year, from around 600,000 BTC at the beginning of the year to higher levels by the end of the year. This process has been almost without major fluctuations, showing a continuous and stable upward trend. The overall trend reflects institutions’ ongoing confidence in the long-term value of Bitcoin.

There are also many noteworthy data points in the derivatives market. CoinGlass’s report covers multiple dimensions such as trading volume, open interest, and liquidation events. If you are interested in this area, you can check out the full report.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 2025-12-28 06:45

Institutions are really quietly accumulating coins this time, from 600,000 to higher levels. I like this pace; a steady sense of happiness. The derivatives data probably involves a bunch of liquidation stories again. I don't need to see it to know how tragic it is. The full report takes time to dig through, but CoinGlass has done a good job this time. Long-term BTC is still attractive, but the short-term fluctuations are a bit hard to hold. The more institutions accumulate, the more reassuring I feel—at least I'm not in this alone.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 2025-12-28 04:12

Institutions are疯狂吸筹, and us retail investors can only watch the dust settle. It's a bit hopeless. BTC has risen from 600,000 coins to now, and the chips in the hands of institutions are increasing. Could this year really be their主场? The data looks good, but the key is how we can keep up with the rhythm. It's derivatives and open interest again, basically the art of大户在割韭菜. Stable upward movement? I feel like this is slowly transferring coins from retail investors to institutions. It's the end of the year, and instead of reading reports, it's better to go all in for a more satisfying experience.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 2025-12-27 11:00

Institutions have been quietly accumulating coins, while retail investors are still debating the ups and downs. The gap... --- 600,000 coins reaching higher levels sounds very stable, no wonder there hasn't been a major dip in bt this year. --- The data on derivatives is the real scoop; liquidation situations are probably even more disastrous than expected. --- So, those who are long-term optimistic are quietly accumulating, while short-term traders chasing the rise have already been cleared out. --- This report needs to be thoroughly analyzed, or else you'll miss the institutional strategies for nothing. --- Steady upward movement? Ha, institutions love this sneaky way of entering quietly. --- Retail investors watch K-line charts every day, but institutions have already set their annual plans. The gap is too big.

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BearMarketBarber

· 2025-12-25 11:51

What does it mean that institutions have been steadily accumulating Bitcoin all year round? They're just waiting for us retail investors to chase the high, haha. --- From 600,000 to even higher levels, their pace is tightly controlled. I just want to know when they'll start selling. --- The highlight is probably the liquidation data in derivatives. They keep shouting about long-term value, but isn't it just a bunch of people getting liquidated? --- Big institutions are indeed operating steadily, but it's a bit frustrating to see them win effortlessly... --- No fluctuations all year? Why do I feel like my account has been constantly turbulent? --- When such data reports come out, isn't it time to be cautious about a potential dump? --- The sudden surge in Bitcoin reserves—why does it feel like retail investors are drifting further away?

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SmartContractRebel

· 2025-12-25 11:51

Institutions are疯狂囤币, retail investors are still bottom-fishing. Why is the gap so big? --- From 600,000 to higher levels? They are steadily布局, while we are watching K-line charts till we are dizzy. --- There are many derivatives data, only a few are truly useful, the rest are just report paper. --- Institutional holdings are so stable, it actually makes me a bit anxious. What signal is this? --- Another year has passed, big funds are making a killing, retail investors are still studying liquidation data, hmm. --- BTC is locked by institutions, we just wait for the rise, nothing new. --- Looking at derivatives trading volume, you can see how many are trading like gambling, sad. --- Continuing to rise, sounds comfortable, but why do I still feel like I haven't made any profit?

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DegenMcsleepless

· 2025-12-25 11:50

Institutions are frantically buying the dip in BTC, while retail investors are still hesitating about whether to jump in. The gap is huge!

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 2025-12-25 11:50

Institutions are really taking advantage of this wave, stacking from 600,000 tokens upwards. I like this pace. But the real question is, what about us retail investors' chips? The liquidation data on derivatives is the real highlight; someone always bets in the wrong direction. This report needs a close look; it feels like there's something hidden inside.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 2025-12-25 11:41

Institutions have been accumulating, while us retail investors are still debating when to buy the dip... Why is the gap so huge?

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