#数字资产市场洞察 There is a quite striking phenomenon: the ETH inventory on exchanges has already hit bottom, and the remaining supply is barely enough to watch. BTC is even more exaggerated, directly entering a shortage state, and you can't find any sellers willing to offload.
The turning point has arrived. Recently, major US banks leaked some information: starting next year, high-net-worth clients will be able to directly allocate to BTC and ETH ETF products through financial advisors. What does this mean? Previously, institutions were quietly building positions; now it has turned into a public capital feast. Conservatively estimated, trillions of traditional funds are lining up to enter.
From the supply and demand perspective, the issue is clear: on one side, the chips of the coins are becoming increasingly scarce and are being locked up long-term; on the other side, capital is flooding in like a dam has been opened. Under this imbalance, the price potential has already been written into the data.
As for a correction? That’s just a rhythm adjustment within the upward channel, naturally淘汰ing slow-reacting traders and also creating opportunities for new entrants. Whether to go in or not depends on your own judgment.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 12-18 23:56
Is the inventory really bottoming out? Exchange data is so easy to check, but it all feels like storytelling.
Honestly, they just want us to FOMO. Trillions, right... Just listen and forget about it.
Institutions have already been buying, should retail investors jump in now? The timing is a bit awkward.
A pullback is just a "rhythm adjustment," a rise means "perfect supply and demand," the套路 (套路) is really well written.
Can this wave double in value, or is it just the prelude to another round of harvesting the leeks?
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 12-18 03:44
It's the same old story, scarce chips and capital flooding in, sounds just like last year.
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Inventory bottomed out? Then why are so many air coins still falling? That doesn't add up.
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Tens of trillions in queue? Wake up, when traditional funds come in, it usually means we're near the top. Isn't that how history has been?
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Slow-reacting traders get eliminated, and the result is us retail investors getting cut. Stop hiding it.
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Supply and demand are indeed unbalanced, but who guarantees which way the price will go? This logic is a bit presumptuous.
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Next year, huh? It's not even here yet. Why are you so sure now? Let's wait until it actually happens.
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High-net-worth clients can allocate, but we common folks can only watch. Why does this feast have nothing to do with us?
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Uptrend channel, rhythm adjustment—why do these words sound so familiar? Every time, it's the same talk, then the market starts to fall.
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Who can confirm that chips are locked in long-term? It's just a claim.
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If there were solid data, there wouldn't be such vague terms like "conservative estimate." Why is the data so ambiguous?
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LiquidatedDreams
· 12-18 03:40
What's going on? Now even exchanges are out of stock? Is that true?
Wait, banks are directly selling ETFs? That is indeed a signal.
I've heard this supply and demand logic countless times, but it still depends on how high it can go.
Is a pullback just a dice roll? Alright, then I'll wait to be knocked out.
Tens of trillions lining up? Feels a bit exaggerated, let's see first.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 12-18 03:37
Inventory is bottoming out, is this really the case? Or are they just telling stories again?
Traditional funds are about to enter the market, it's a bit hard to listen to... but I still haven't dared to buy more coins.
A pullback to eliminate slow-reacting traders, to put it nicely, is just cutting leeks.
Trillions of yuan really can come in? I feel like we're still waiting for the wind to come.
The fact that banks are opening ETF allocations is indeed a signal, but don't be brainwashed.
Scarcity of chips + influx of funds = price soaring? The logic is so perfect it's a bit scary.
Every time someone says the "eliminated" deserve it, I just can't believe it.
The supply and demand relationship sounds nice, but in the end, isn't it just up to the market maker's mood?
Is the data ready? Then what's the point of trading, just go all in directly.
The adjustments within the upward channel... it's the same old story.
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Lonely_Validator
· 12-18 03:31
The inventory bottoming out is essentially institutions secretly stockpiling goods. Now it's about to be made public.
Retail investors, if you're still hesitating over the pullback, you're really slow to react.
Trillions of hot money are truly coming in, and the scarcity of chips has long been decided. The supply and demand gap is right there.
Once the bank-affiliated ETF opens, high-net-worth clients can directly jump on board. And us? We can only watch the data with wide eyes.
If you're still waiting for a pullback to buy the dip this time, you're basically going against the market.
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RebaseVictim
· 12-18 03:26
Stock running out? Buddy, I've heard that saying too many times, and every time they say it's out of stock, but what happens...
Is traditional funding really coming? Those guys are so slow to act that by the time they react, the opportunity is gone.
Honestly, it's still a gamble; it all depends on who can run faster.
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MoonRocketman
· 12-18 03:21
Inventory is bottoming out, and funds are flooding in... The signals for this launch window are indeed clear enough. The upper band of the Bollinger Bands is already locked, just waiting to break through the neckline.
Is the escape velocity calculated correctly? This round might really be different.
#数字资产市场洞察 There is a quite striking phenomenon: the ETH inventory on exchanges has already hit bottom, and the remaining supply is barely enough to watch. BTC is even more exaggerated, directly entering a shortage state, and you can't find any sellers willing to offload.
The turning point has arrived. Recently, major US banks leaked some information: starting next year, high-net-worth clients will be able to directly allocate to BTC and ETH ETF products through financial advisors. What does this mean? Previously, institutions were quietly building positions; now it has turned into a public capital feast. Conservatively estimated, trillions of traditional funds are lining up to enter.
From the supply and demand perspective, the issue is clear: on one side, the chips of the coins are becoming increasingly scarce and are being locked up long-term; on the other side, capital is flooding in like a dam has been opened. Under this imbalance, the price potential has already been written into the data.
As for a correction? That’s just a rhythm adjustment within the upward channel, naturally淘汰ing slow-reacting traders and also creating opportunities for new entrants. Whether to go in or not depends on your own judgment.