#美联储重启降息步伐 scanned through the major on-chain transactions over the past 12 hours and couldn't help but laugh—the signs of the big players are crystal clear.

The on-chain data is right there: 6.89 million USDT market buy orders against 2.48 million in sell orders, with a net inflow of 4.4 million and a buy/sell ratio shooting up to 2.77:1. This isn’t a mild bullish signal—it’s an outright grab for chips. That 1.63 million order at 17:02 in the afternoon forcibly pushed $BTC to 92,000—the big players are putting real money on the table, nothing subtle about it.

The 1-hour chart shows a doji, and some are already shouting “top!” But retail panic is just noise. What matters is where the big players are making their moves. EMA24 and EMA52 are still in a bullish alignment with no breakdown, large funds keep coming in, and every fluctuation is shaking out weak hands.

A month ago, I said that the April dip was an accumulation phase. Now, the on-chain data proves this point. For those still waiting for a deeper pullback, the big players have probably already scooped up the chips.

Technically, the trend is ongoing, position allocation is working, and this rally is far from over. $ETH is following the same logic.

Recently, a trader held $BTC from 88,000 all the way to 93,000, enduring multiple dojis along the way but never getting shaken out, and eventually made 120,000 USDT profit. He later said he used to get scared out by volatility and cut losses, but now realizes that the big players use volatility to clear the field.

In volatile markets, it’s better to follow the capital than to chase sentiment. Monitoring the buy/sell ratio of large on-chain transactions and watching the bullish alignment of EMAs are all tools to understand the intentions of the big players.

Remember this: profits in crypto come from following the direction of the capital, not from swinging with retail sentiment. Keep an eye on the on-chain movements of trending coins like $BLUAI to catch the next big opportunity.