2026-01-20 01:21:17

Yesterday, due to the impact of diplomatic policy adjustments, the cryptocurrency market experienced a wave of correction. However, on-chain data shows that this decline actually attracted a large amount of long-term funds to buy the dip.

Based on address holding analysis, "large holders" (holding between 10-1000 BTC) have increased their holdings by approximately 110,000 BTC in the past 30 days, with a total holding now approaching 6.6 million BTC. This is the largest concentrated accumulation since the FTX crash in 2022.

Interestingly, retail investors haven't been idle either. Small investors holding less than 1 BTC have increased their holdings by about 13,000 BTC in recent weeks, bringing the total to around 1.4 million BTC.

What do these data suggest? Long-term participants seem to view short-term volatility as an opportunity to buy rather than a signal to exit. Whether large or small investors, they are voting with real money.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 11h ago

On-chain data looks so promising, why are people still dumping? I really don't understand. --- Large and small investors are buying the dip together, this is the best market-making mindset. --- Looking at this holding data, the short-term decline is really a surfing opportunity. --- The largest accumulation since FTX? Well, this time it's different. --- What can foreign policy adjustments do? On-chain real gold and silver can't be faked. --- Retail investors are also hoarding 13,000 BTC, indicating everyone understands what's going on. --- Amazing, it's both panic and opportunity. It all depends on who can hold on. --- No one is running in this wave, everyone is lurking. It's quite interesting. --- The optimal solution for capital efficiency is like this—buy low. --- Long-term participants' votes are always more convincing than panic selling.

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BankruptWorker

· 11h ago

Large and small investors unite to hoard coins; this move indeed feels like betting on the future market trend.

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