This change looks more natural than ever. When on-chain finance is hotly discussed, most people think of retail users and DeFi players. But the actual situation is different — the ones who truly understand the scale and long-term demand are institutional investors. And the logic of institutions is straightforward: they don't buy into hype; they look at hard indicators like risk and return, market depth, and liquidity. That's why the growth in institutional holdings often better predicts the true direction of the market than public opinion hype.
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AirdropHarvester
· 8h ago
Institutional entry is the real signal; retail investors chasing the hype are just bagholders.
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FrogInTheWell
· 8h ago
Institutions are really quietly eating, while we're still just watching the show haha
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DAOplomacy
· 8h ago
tbh the retail vs institution split has always been path dependent on incentive structures, but yeah—liquidity depth matters more than twitter noise, historically speaking. non-trivial point about signal vs sentiment though.
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RektRecovery
· 9h ago
ngl, everyone's been screaming about retail momentum but the real move was always institutional accumulation. we warned about this... the noise never matches the actual capital flows, classic pattern nobody wants to see until it's too late.
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HappyToBeDumped
· 9h ago
Institutional entry is truly the silent killer; while retail is still flooding the screens, they have already set up the game.
This change looks more natural than ever. When on-chain finance is hotly discussed, most people think of retail users and DeFi players. But the actual situation is different — the ones who truly understand the scale and long-term demand are institutional investors. And the logic of institutions is straightforward: they don't buy into hype; they look at hard indicators like risk and return, market depth, and liquidity. That's why the growth in institutional holdings often better predicts the true direction of the market than public opinion hype.