2025-12-06 04:51:32

#数字货币市场洞察 Fear Index has dropped to 23. The market is once again filled with wails.

But the data tells a different story. On-chain tracking shows that while retail investors are panic selling, large addresses are quietly accumulating. What does this divergence usually mean? Historically, every time sentiment reaches an extreme, it’s a tipping point between opportunity and risk.

Looking back at previous cycles, what usually follows extreme fear? Not continued crashes, but a window for those willing to think contrarily to reap rewards. The market always swings between the two ends of the emotional pendulum—sow in despair, harvest in euphoria.

At this point, what you should do is not follow the panic, but calmly review your portfolio. Those fundamentally solid assets that have been wrongly punished by the market are now offering rare allocation opportunities. Short-term volatility will certainly persist, but in the long run, choices made now could determine your returns for the next year.

Stay rational. Don’t let emotions drive your decisions. When market sentiment recovers, you’ll be glad you kept a clear mind amid the chaos.

Extreme fear? For some, that’s exactly the entry signal for greed. $ETH

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 6h ago

Large addresses are buying the dip, while retail investors are panic selling. This is pretty much the script every cycle... By the way, are people really still panicking? --- It’s the same old logic again: extreme fear = opportunity. I don’t buy it... But the last time people said this, prices really did go up, so 🤷 --- On-chain data has already shown me the selling; now it’s just about who actually dares to get in. --- Is it really that hard to just hold and not move? Why do people insist on chasing pumps and selling at the bottom... --- Easier said than done. It takes guts to actually put money in, and not everyone can stay calm during a crash. --- Wait for the whales to finish buying before following? That’ll probably be a step too late again. --- Extreme fear... Those few holdings in my portfolio have really been wrecked, but it feels like they could go even lower. --- At times like this, it’s better to look at which projects really have solid fundamentals, instead of betting everything on an emotional rebound.

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NFT_Therapy

· 12-06 05:19

Whales are frantically buying the dip, while retail investors are still dumping. The gap is truly astonishing. History tells us that panic is opportunity—the key is whether you dare to buy in.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 12-06 05:16

Whales are accumulating tokens while retail investors are panic selling—this contrast is just ridiculous. Is it time to buy the dip... or should we wait a bit longer? History always repeats itself. With the fear index at 23, isn't it really time to get in? Mindset determines returns, bro. People who panic now will seriously regret it in a year. On-chain data doesn't lie—large addresses are the most honest in their actions.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 12-06 05:15

The whales are quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still panic selling. This is just absurd.

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NFTDreamer

· 12-06 05:06

The whales are buying the dip again, while retail investors are wailing—this is the difference between "dumb money" and "smart money." I just want to ask, do you guys really not understand the fundamentals right now, or are you just scared out of your minds by the fear index? What has history taught us? When everyone is in despair, that’s usually the time to get in. I think it’s worth taking another look at those projects that were wrongly punished this round—the fundamentals haven’t changed. It’s really hard not to follow the crowd, but only those who stay clear-headed at times like this can make money. It’s the same old contrarian thinking again, but damn, it seems to be right this time. At this price, I’m actually pretty tempted by ETH, but I’ll wait a bit longer and see. Large wallets are accumulating, which shows not everyone has lost faith in this market. Feels like I’m about to get proven wrong again, but that’s what makes this so interesting.

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OfflineNewbie

· 12-06 05:02

Whales are buying the dip again, while us retail investors are still panic-selling, haha, it’s always the same situation every time. To be honest, the fear index at 23 looks scary, but at times like this, it’s better to check what you still have left in your wallet. History teaches us this: those who make a move when things seem hopeless are often the ones who laugh in the end, but most people just can’t do it. I really want to go contrarian, but I’m out of ammo, so it’s awkward. For those saying the fundamentals haven’t changed, I just want to ask—how many can actually hold till the end?

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ChainSpy

· 12-06 05:00

Large addresses are buying the dip while retail investors are panic selling. This scenario plays out the same way every cycle.

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