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#密码资产动态追踪 Recently seeing the Nasdaq futures down 0.63% and the S&P 500 futures down 0.4%, many people are starting to get nervous—when traditional markets fluctuate, does the crypto market also have to follow suit? Having been in this space for years, I’ll share some insights from an on-chain data perspective.
Indeed, there is pressure from the news side, and the correlation between the stock market and the crypto market has become more apparent over the past two years. In the short term, panic selling might occur. But here’s a key point: I continuously monitor on-chain movements. Recently, the big whales (addresses holding 1000+ BTC) have been quietly accumulating, and on-chain transaction activity shows no signs of decline—in fact, it’s heating up month-over-month. I’ve seen this phenomenon a few times before, and each time it signals a market bottom.
History tends to repeat itself. During last March’s downturn, I predicted a rebound early on through similar on-chain anomalies, and the subsequent rally exceeded 30%. The current combined signal—stable on-chain data plus news shocks—is a classic pattern, indicating smart money is building positions.
So my straightforward conclusion is: don’t be scared by short-term futures fluctuations. The ups and downs of traditional finance won’t change the long-term fundamentals of the crypto market. There may be some volatility in the short term, but the data is there, and the momentum for a rebound is building. For mainstream coins like Ethereum and Bitcoin, this stage is more about positioning rather than fleeing.
The most important thing now is to stay calm. Hold your spot positions and don’t be driven by emotional selling. The market never changes direction because of a day or two of decline; the real turning point often appears at the most desperate moment. If you miss this wave, you won’t be able to enjoy the subsequent rebound gains.
Share your holding strategies in the comments section, and let’s analyze together. $ETH