2026-01-06 05:22:25

In the past few hours, some interesting phenomena have been observed on-chain.

Five leading smart money addresses collectively changed their strategies — they were previously continuously buying the dip, but now suddenly shifted. Historical patterns show that whenever such signals appear, market volatility typically jumps by around 400% within the next 72 hours.

The specific abnormal data are as follows:

The indicator addresses emptied all their altcoin positions at midnight, switching entirely to stablecoins. The derivatives market is also sending signals — large put options are stacking up, with strike prices concentrated around 15% below the current price. Miner wallets experienced a single-day net outflow of 12,000 BTC, a new high in half a year.

From the market sentiment perspective, the situation is even more noteworthy. The ratio of shorts to longs in the entire network’s liquidation data has reached 7:3, and the Fear & Greed Index has plummeted to 28, indicating extreme fear. The net inflow of stablecoins into exchanges has increased by 420 million, suggesting that a large amount of capital is on the sidelines.

All these indicators together suggest that the market is indeed at a delicate turning point. Some believe it’s time to follow the whales and withdraw to preserve gains, while others see this as an opportunity for a rebound. What’s your view?

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-08 05:36

Listen, all the smart money has already run away. I don’t believe it. Waiting for a pullback to buy the dip is the real move. --- 72-hour 400% volatility? That data is outrageous. Where are the historical records? --- 12,000 BTC net outflow is nothing. Miners have long been habitually selling. It doesn’t mean much. --- Fear index 28? I actually think this is the real entry point. Don’t be scared by those big influencers. --- Stablecoins with a net inflow of 420 million. Haha, everyone is just waiting for the bottom rebound. --- The operation of clearing altcoins for stablecoins, typical cautiousness. Doesn’t mean you have to follow the trend. --- A 7:3 ratio of shorts to longs is actually quite normal. Don’t over-interpret it. --- How do I see it? I just watch. Wait until volatility really picks up before making a move.

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-06 11:12

Smart money is fleeing, miners are also fleeing, now it's really time to panic Wait, extreme fear might actually be a bottom signal, isn't that how history has played out? 12,000 BTC flowing out, this data is a bit intense, but who says it must be a sell-off? I just want to ask, is this really a danger signal or are they just fooling me into buying the dip? Accumulating bearish options? Fine, just wait to be wiped out in a reverse move So much stablecoin entering the market, it shows people are still waiting for a good price You can't fake the real, and the fake can't be real, anyway, I'm just watching the show

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-06 05:51

Smart money has already sold off, and they still dare to buy the dip? These people are really asking for death Miner dumps 12,000 coins, now that's a big event, okay Fear index at 28, I just want to go all in, doing the opposite is the right move Stablecoin net inflow of 420 million? Isn't this just pre-dip buildup? 72-hour plunge of 400%? That's a joke, right? What kind of historical pattern is that? Wait and see, this time it might really break through the support level Options put options stacking at 15% price level, indicating institutions are hunting stop-loss orders Don’t follow the crowd and withdraw, the worst times are often the best opportunities The market indicator clearing out altcoins, I just laugh, is this to prepare for a dump? Bearish 7 to 3? The bulls are too weak, it's time to buy the dip, everyone

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0xLostKey

· 01-06 05:39

Smart money has left, miners are also dumping, this rhythm feels a bit off... Wait, 12,000 Bitcoins are flowing out in one day? How scared does that make you? It feels like something big is about to happen. Fear index is at 28... Every time it’s like this, I want to go long, but today I just have a different feeling. I’ve always trusted the actions of whales; following them to preserve capital is never wrong, at least it feels more comfortable psychologically. 72 hours with 400% volatility? Either a sharp drop or a sharp rise, it's better to hold steady in such times... Stablecoins inflow over 400 million, it seems everyone is waiting for the final blow.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-06 05:32

Miner net outflow of 12,000 BTC? That number is a bit scary, it really feels like something is about to happen. Wait, the fear index is still building at 28? My friend says this is actually the best time to buy the dip... 72-hour volatility jumped 400%, is it that exaggerated? Will history really repeat itself? Smart money has fled, should I also run or grit my teeth and wait for a rebound... Clearing out the altcoin positions was a brilliant move, I wish I had followed the operation earlier. 4.2 billion inflow into exchanges, it seems like the whole network is waiting to buy the dip, everyone is thinking the same thing. The extreme fear zone actually makes me want to buy the dip, I wonder if I’m just scared of getting cut... The miner outflow signal still seems somewhat credible; these guys wouldn’t move recklessly.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 01-06 05:29

Damn, smart money is collectively pulling out? Could this wave really be a bottom-fishing signal, or is it serious this time? Miners have all left, 12,000 Bitcoins just gone like that, it's a bit creepy. The fear index at 28 is truly bottoming out. Anyway, I don't dare to go all-in, just watching for now. This data combination does seem a bit significant; it feels like a explosion is coming. Following the whales for safety is stable, but missing the rebound is also painful—classic fish and bear’s paw dilemma. 400% volatility in 72 hours? When was the last time it was this crazy? Is the net inflow of stablecoins at 420 million really true? Feels like those cutting losses are betting on it. A ratio of 7 bears to 3 bulls, this proportion is a bit counterintuitive. Time to reverse and make money, right? Waiting for a turnaround within 72 hours—either get rich or get liquidated. That’s the charm of Web3.

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