2026-01-17 01:00:57

#美国民主党BlueVault $ETH recently has an interesting signal—the big players are continuously accumulating Ethereum, while ETF funds are also flowing in non-stop. At such times, instead of chasing the high, it's better to find a comfortable price level to accumulate low.

The trend of $BTC is also worth paying attention to; the flow of institutional funds often reveals some clues. When ETF net inflows continue, it usually indicates that smart money in the market is quietly accumulating positions.

So the current strategy is very clear—wait for a suitable pullback point, then decisively build positions. In this kind of market, patience often earns more than being aggressive.

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wagmi_eventually

· 7h ago

Hey, big players are also ambushing me, but I think this wave is a good opportunity. I just don't know at which point the pullback will be comfortable. --- It's the same old story of accumulating on dips. Alright, I’ll trust you this time. --- Are institutions quietly accumulating? Then I have to keep up and not fall behind. --- Waiting for a pullback until the Year of the Monkey? Better to get on board now. --- Patience sounds good, but honestly, waiting makes me a bit anxious. --- The ETH signals are indeed interesting; big players' moves usually don't lie. --- What is the ideal pullback level? Tell me, and I’ll buy immediately. --- Decisively building a position. It sounds simple, but when the time comes, I start hesitating again.

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FarmHopper

· 7h ago

Be patient and wait for the pullback; there's really no rush this time. Big players are lurking, and I am too. Let's see who laughs first. The ETF net inflow signal indicates that institutions are playing chess; we just need to follow along and enjoy some soup. Honestly, those chasing highs now are probably just coming to give away money. Wait, wait, wait—this is the real way. Anyway, I have plenty of idle funds.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 7h ago

Big players are accumulating, ETFs are also entering, isn't this the signal we should be ambushing? Wait for a pullback, don't chase highs, only then can we really make money. ETH now feels a bit interesting, with such obvious moves by big funds. Institutions are quietly accumulating chips, we can just follow and eat some leftovers. Rather than chasing high now and getting cut, it's better to patiently wait for a good price. This round, it seems institutions have something up their sleeve; continuous net inflows do indicate something. Lurking in low positions is the key, don't follow the trend and chase those high levels.

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MetaMisfit

· 7h ago

Patience is really a game for the wealthy --- Waiting for a correction? I feel like I’ll never catch one --- To put it simply, when it hits a low point, I get scared haha --- Chasing after ETFs as soon as they enter? I thought I needed to do the opposite --- I've heard this institutional talk so many times, but in the end, retail investors are the ones holding the bag --- Listening to low buy-ups is satisfying, but in reality, it’s just holding on stubbornly during a dip, right? --- Been holding for months without seeing any returns. If I stay patient, I’ll be eating dirt

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MevSandwich

· 7h ago

Large investors are gradually accumulating chips; we just need to follow the rhythm. Wait for the pullback to buy again, what's the rush? The ETF net inflow signal doesn't lie; institutions are quietly positioning themselves. This wave of market movement tests whether you can stay patient.

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FudVaccinator

· 8h ago

Being patient is easy to say, but how many can really resist chasing highs? Waiting for a pullback? I think we might have to wait quite a while for this wave... Institutional actions are indeed suspicious. I always feel that retail investors are still a step behind. Lurking is fine, but I'm just worried about lurking in vain.

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