In the eyes of people in the cryptocurrency circle, the World Cup has never been just about football.
It is more like a huge market.
There are rules, there is traffic, there is capital, and there is also competition.
Recently, a controversy surrounding the World Cup has once again made this feeling especially apparent.
According to reports from media outlets such as the New York Post, US team forward Folarin Balogun was originally facing a suspension for the next match due to a red card, but FIFA later reviewed the punishment decision. Reports state that the US side had communicated with FIFA, and this incident quickly sparked a discussion about procedures, fairness, and the execution of rules.
For ordinary fans, this is just a football controversy.
But for players in the cryptocurrency circle who have experienced several rounds of bull and bear markets, this scene is exceptionally familiar.
Because it resembles what happens in the market every day.
People in the cryptocurrency circle never look at price changes first.
On Monday morning,
what I first looked at was not how much BTC had increased.🐋
Instead, it was: who is still buying?
ETF funds continue to flow out.
The market sentiment remains bearish.
Some people in my friend circle have already started discussing:
"Will it continue to drop this week?"
But I still opened the on-chain data first.
According to on-chain data from AiCoin, over the past two weeks, on-chain whales have accumulated about 270,000 BTC, with a total value of about 16.7 billion dollars.
Meanwhile, in the last 24 hours, Bitcoin rapidly rose from around 62,400 dollars to 63,990 dollars, then pulled back to around 63,750 dollars, and buying continued to support the price firmly.
As I was observing the market, I habitually opened AiCoin’s “Main Force Large Orders” function. Watching the large buy orders accumulating at critical points on the screen, this trend was clearly not the emotional buying from retail investors, but organized and disciplined absorption of capital at specific points.
(The image shows analysis of member data from AiCoin)
It is precisely because I tracked this strong absorption through the main force large orders that I became more certain: the current market is by no means a simple price game.
Therefore, what I truly care about is not whether it has risen by 2% today or fallen by 3%.
Instead, it is: which hands the chips are transferring to.
Because prices can create emotions.
Capital seldom deceives.
And this point is actually very similar to the controversy surrounding the World Cup.
The true factors that determine the market have never been the price.
Many newcomers entering the cryptocurrency circle only look at candlestick charts.
But experienced players pay more attention to:
- Have the rules changed?
- Where is the capital flowing?
- Who has the power to explain the rules?
The same goes for the World Cup.
A red card itself is not that important.
What really matters is: whether the rules can be consistently applied.
If the rules can be reinterpreted, then all participants will begin to ponder one question:
Can we trust this set of rules going forward?
The same is true for the cryptocurrency circle. Maintenance by exchanges, upgrades to protocols, and the direction of ETF fund flows will all affect the entire market.
What truly determines the market trend is often not the candlestick charts, but the rules and capital hidden behind them.
Thus, people in the cryptocurrency circle find it easier to understand the World Cup.
Because they observe two things every day:
First, whether the rules have changed.
Second, where the funds are flowing.
The market fluctuates every day.
Some leave the market.
And some quietly take away the chips.
Historically, whenever long-term capital continues to accumulate, the market often enters a new phase of chip consolidation.
Whether it is a bottom, no one can make conclusions in advance.
But the direction of capital usually gives answers earlier than market sentiment.
The same goes for the World Cup.
What is truly worth paying attention to is not just that red card.
But how the rules operate behind that red card, how the procedures are executed, and whether the public still wishes to believe in this set of rules.
In closing
Whether it is the World Cup or the cryptocurrency circle.
What truly determines the direction of the game is never just the superficial wins and losses.
Instead, it is:
- Can the rules still establish trust?
- Are the procedures transparent enough?
- Is capital quietly transferring?
So, in the new week, I won’t rush to predict whether BTC will rise or fall.
I will still, as usual, focus on the same thing: the flow of those main force large orders, and whether whales are taking continued action.
Because prices can create emotions, but data cannot.
And the logic of chips hidden behind the candlestick charts is the only truth in this market.
In the new week, have you thought about how to look at the chips?
If you also wish to understand the true intentions behind the main force amidst the noisy emotions, you might as well open AiCoin’s “Main Force Large Orders” function to see who is buying and who is selling at this moment.
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