Is the treasury company model collapsing? Data shows that in November this year, these institutions only accumulated 370,000 ETH, a sharp drop of 81% compared to the frenzy in August when they hoarded 1.97 million ETH. An analyst from a certain asset management institution gave a straightforward interpretation: funds are starting to flow elsewhere, and the premium space has been squeezed tightly—this strategy is barely holding up. From nearly 2 million to just over 300,000 in three months, such a drastic evaporation of purchasing power suggests either there's a problem with available funds, or confidence in ETH is starting to waver.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 12-05 07:50
Hmm... this drop is a bit steep, it really feels like something's wrong.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 12-05 04:13
Down 81%? Oh my, this is what real bag-holding looks like... The funds really are fleeing.
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FOMOmonster
· 12-04 06:58
The funds chickened out this quickly? That's really ridiculous. They were aggressively accumulating in August, and now they've been cut in half. What does that tell us...
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 12-04 06:51
Wait, from 2 million slashed directly down to 370,000? That’s a serious lack of confidence...
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FantasyGuardian
· 12-04 06:51
Down 81%? That's just ridiculous—looks like it really can't hold on anymore.
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WhaleMinion
· 12-04 06:50
Plummeted by 81%, this is just ridiculous, funds are definitely fleeing.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 12-04 06:46
Wait, it dropped directly from 1.97 million to 370,000. How scary is that... Is the capital really fleeing?
Is the treasury company model collapsing? Data shows that in November this year, these institutions only accumulated 370,000 ETH, a sharp drop of 81% compared to the frenzy in August when they hoarded 1.97 million ETH. An analyst from a certain asset management institution gave a straightforward interpretation: funds are starting to flow elsewhere, and the premium space has been squeezed tightly—this strategy is barely holding up. From nearly 2 million to just over 300,000 in three months, such a drastic evaporation of purchasing power suggests either there's a problem with available funds, or confidence in ETH is starting to waver.