When panic spreads through the market, big funds have already taken action quietly.

Last night, the crypto market experienced a mysterious move—whales suddenly switched to a "buying mode." The data from the past half day was shocking: nearly $7 million worth of Bitcoin bought net, with buy orders overwhelmingly surpassing sell orders, at a ratio of 2:1.

The most intense moment was at 5:30 PM. Two massive orders hit back-to-back—$3.4 million and $3.24 million—all executed at market price, showing no concern for cost. This style of operation only indicates one thing: chips over everything, cost be damned.

These large players typically refer to those holding over 1,000 Bitcoins. Their every move can often shake short-term market trends. Looking back, the market has indeed been quite pessimistic recently. Long-term holders have been cashing out profits at high levels, with Bitcoin dropping nearly 30% from its October all-time high of $126,000.

But now, the tide has turned. When the price fell back to around $80,000, these whales changed their tune—marking the first net buy in eight months, after months of continuous selling. What does this shift in attitude really reflect? Is the bottom already found, or has someone sensed a rebound signal? No one in the market can say for sure, but the movements of big funds never lie.