2025-12-27 11:21:08

A leading exchange will迎来 a new peak of capital inflows in 2025—according to CryptoQuant data, asset inflows reach 1.17 trillion USD, a 31% year-over-year increase. Facing this number, the question arises: is this an overreaction of market sentiment, or are crypto assets experiencing a new round of revaluation?

What is hidden behind the data? From the perspective of capital flows, this is not just a sign of retail enthusiasm. The continuous influx of large funds and the quiet布局 of institutional investors are all conveying the same signal—the confidence of market participants in the crypto ecosystem is rebuilding. But the question is, is this confidence strong enough? Or is it just another false fire in a cyclical rebound?

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TokenomicsDetective

· 9h ago

1.17 trillion? That number sounds impressive, but are institutions really deploying or are they just cutting leeks again? --- Is it still false fire or real fire? We'll know after the next dip. There's no point in saying anything now. --- A 31% increase looks fierce, but large capital inflows don't necessarily mean a bottom reversal. Be careful of getting trapped. --- Rebuilding confidence? Ha, I'm more concerned about when the big players will run away. --- The peak of capital inflow = the peak of taking over positions. That logic is flawed. --- It's time to be cautious again. The most dangerous times are when the data looks good. --- Institutional deployment? I only see another round of harvesting starting. --- 1.17 trillion sounds impressive, but the real profit-makers are those big whales. --- Are the funds flowing in this wave to bottom fish or to take over positions? We'll see in half a year. --- Periodic rebounds go like this: a bunch of people shout bull market, then dump, cycle repeats.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 9h ago

1.17 trillion dollars? The number looks impressive, but I still find it hard to believe... Are institutions really deploying or just harvesting retail investors? Is the hype genuine or just hot air? It depends on how the coin prices move in the next three months. There's no point in speculating now. A 31% increase sounds impressive, but how long can this rebound last? I can't bet on that. Rebuilding confidence? Haha, the last time they said that, the coins dropped 60%... Money entering the market ≠ fewer bagholders. Who can guarantee this isn't just another round of retail investor slaughter? No such thing as solid; the rebound is just like this. Get ready to be proven wrong, everyone. 1.17 trillion USD doesn't seem special, but the key question is where this money is coming from and where it's going. Institutional deployment? Then I'll wait and see when they pull out. That will be the real test.

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SilentAlpha

· 9h ago

1.17 trillion has come in so much, but I still feel a bit虚... Are institutions really here or just fooling retail investors? --- This 31% increase sounds impressive, but I've seen many cyclical rebounds. Is this really different this time? --- Funds inflow to a new peak? Let's wait until the end of the year to see how many zeros are left, haha. --- Large funds are positioning, but retail investors are still buying in... I know this套路 too well. --- 1.17 trillion USD sounds intimidating, but the question is how long can the inflow last? --- Talking about rebuilding confidence, I only look at technicals and holdings; everything else is nonsense. --- Institutions quietly positioning? Are we too late... --- Bullish signals are still just hype; we'll see the truth next month. --- This data is indeed impressive, but who knows if it's genuine positioning or just wash trading to fake volume?

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 9h ago

1.17 trillion directly poured in, I feel uneasy just watching it. Is this really different this time or are we about to get cut again? It seems like institutions are quietly positioning, while retail investors are still chasing highs. The gap... A 31% increase looks great, but I'm worried it's just a temporary spike in the cycle. I've seen this happen too many times. Rebuilding confidence? I just want to know when the big players will run, that’s the real signal. Is it real or not? The figure of 1.17 trillion sounds outrageous, feels like there's water in it. Large inflows of funds mean the bottom is in? Wake up, this might just be the beginning of a cut. Compared to institutions, retail investors are still too inexperienced. It looks lively but they’re actually being harvested. Is it just a false fire or a real one? We’ll know in three months. Can we hold this wave? I have no confidence, everyone.

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