#密码资产动态追踪 $ETH Market is stirring again. After a week of sideways consolidation, this guy is starting to show signs of movement, seeming like it's brewing something.
CME futures open interest has shrunk by 45%, making it look like liquidity is drying up on the surface, but a closer look reveals that the underlying currents are still quite turbulent. Institutions are simultaneously throwing money to buy the dip and pledge, while closely watching retail stop-loss orders — this routine is nothing more than trying to scare you out, then hitting back with a sharp rally.
Looking at the entire market, mainstream coins are moving upward, and Meme coins are also showing some activity. This signal is very clear: liquidity is flowing in, and funds are indeed entering the market. At this moment, it's time to quickly position yourself; opportunities are fleeting. $BTC and $BNB are also worth paying attention to.
Waiting until the market breaks through to react will be too late — you won't even be able to pat your thigh. Now is the perfect time to lay low.
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SighingCashier
· 7h ago
Here we go again with this routine? The old trick of institutions cutting leeks. I just want to see how long this can go on this time.
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 7h ago
actually hold up—45% contraction in open interest doesn't automatically signal liquidity crisis if you're looking at it through a micro lens. the real question is *where* is that capital flowing? into spot or derivatives on other venues? because if institutions are genuinely stacking on-chain while bears capitulate, the basis spread between cex and dex should tell you everything.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 7h ago
Here we go again with this routine? Institutions accumulate shares while retail investors get chopped up, the script is completely worn out, just see who dies first.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 8h ago
This old trick of institutions to harvest retail investors' funds, I see through it clearly; they just want to scare retail investors out.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 8h ago
You're trying to trap me again, huh? I was caught for three months last time after hearing this set of arguments.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 8h ago
I see through this trick by the institutions; they just want to trigger retail investors' stop-loss orders. Don't be fooled.
#密码资产动态追踪 $ETH Market is stirring again. After a week of sideways consolidation, this guy is starting to show signs of movement, seeming like it's brewing something.
CME futures open interest has shrunk by 45%, making it look like liquidity is drying up on the surface, but a closer look reveals that the underlying currents are still quite turbulent. Institutions are simultaneously throwing money to buy the dip and pledge, while closely watching retail stop-loss orders — this routine is nothing more than trying to scare you out, then hitting back with a sharp rally.
Looking at the entire market, mainstream coins are moving upward, and Meme coins are also showing some activity. This signal is very clear: liquidity is flowing in, and funds are indeed entering the market. At this moment, it's time to quickly position yourself; opportunities are fleeting. $BTC and $BNB are also worth paying attention to.
Waiting until the market breaks through to react will be too late — you won't even be able to pat your thigh. Now is the perfect time to lay low.