Swiss pension funds' recent holdings activity has been quite interesting. This institution managing $1.5 trillion in assets has been consistently accumulating BONK, rather than the market buzzed-about PEPE, POPCAT, or WIF.
From the holding data, it appears that institutional investors' choice to enter memecoins is quite deliberate — not just following hot trends, but seeking opportunities in less popular projects. This also explains why BONK's recent price performance has started to attract attention.
An interesting phenomenon is that once large capital movements are exposed, retail investors tend to follow suit immediately. The choices made by institutions often reflect their long-term valuation of a project, and their selection in the memecoin sector is no exception. This kind of capital game is quite common in the crypto market.
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WhaleWatcher
· 16h ago
Whoa, $1.5 trillion in big money is secretly sneaking into BONK? Isn't this telling us that the real opportunities are hiding in the corners?
Large funds definitely have brains. Instead of jumping on the overhyped stuff like PEPE, they’re directly diving into niche projects to harvest profits. I’ve seen this play out too many times.
Once it’s exposed, retail investors swarm in. That’s the reality of the crypto market. Following whales to eat their leftovers is always the safest strategy.
I need to quickly do my homework thoroughly, or else I’ll get cut again.
How high can BONK go in this wave? Has anyone held this before?
Honestly, this phenomenon has become quite common on the chain, but every time someone falls for it—including myself, haha.
When institutions start moving on memecoins, does that mean the narrative around memecoins might really be changing? Or are they just trying to cut the chives again?
$1.5 trillion—if this money is really poured in, it could make a splash. Is it still possible to chase BONK now, everyone?
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-07 20:37
Institutions are all in on BONK, while retail investors are still chasing hot topics. This is the information gap. Wake up, everyone.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-05 07:52
BONK this time really has something; institutions won't blindly follow the hot trend.
1.5 trillion big players are eyeing it, indicating someone is playing the deep logic.
Retail investors will never match the level of intuition of this kind.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 01-05 07:45
Swiss funds are playing BONK? Now this is interesting—niche currencies are actually the favorite of institutions.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-05 07:34
Swiss pension funds play memecoin, this situation is really unbearable
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I'm not that surprised that BONK was chosen by institutions, but the key is retail investors are about to take over
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A $1.5 trillion big daddy's favorite obscure coin, what does it mean? A liquidity trap
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Not following PEPE and BONK, institutions are playing this move quite covertly
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It's the old routine, once big funds' movements are exposed, they are immediately targeted. Feels like the strategies are all played out
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Can you still find "long-term value" in memecoin? I really doubted this claim for a moment
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Pension funds are starting to play the left-side trading in the crypto space. This market really dares to try anything
Swiss pension funds' recent holdings activity has been quite interesting. This institution managing $1.5 trillion in assets has been consistently accumulating BONK, rather than the market buzzed-about PEPE, POPCAT, or WIF.
From the holding data, it appears that institutional investors' choice to enter memecoins is quite deliberate — not just following hot trends, but seeking opportunities in less popular projects. This also explains why BONK's recent price performance has started to attract attention.
An interesting phenomenon is that once large capital movements are exposed, retail investors tend to follow suit immediately. The choices made by institutions often reflect their long-term valuation of a project, and their selection in the memecoin sector is no exception. This kind of capital game is quite common in the crypto market.