Xiaodan is smashing the order book, while the large orders are acting like they’re cordoning off liquidity. $NEAR The order book shows a very straightforward contrast: small-amount trades are frequently switching hands, while large amounts of capital keep showing steady net inflows across multiple time periods.

The selling pressure from small traders simply can’t shake the main forces’ intention to accumulate. The more frequently the market whipsaws, the faster the chips move toward the large capital.

Once the main force has already quietly eaten their fill and locked up the chips, and they’re still tempted to go bearish just because retail traders are dumping small lots—turning what should be a shakeout into a “trend breakdown.” By the time the market truly begins to rally, the opportunities to buy at the low levels are already gone.
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#IMF称代币化市场仍小且碎片化
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