# Пов'язані статті щодо Diamond Hands

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Diamond Hands", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Dialogue with Bloomberg ETF Analyst: Why Bitcoin ETF Holders Did Not Sell During the 50% Plunge

In a recent interview on Coin Stories, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior ETF Analyst James Seyffart discussed the resilience of Bitcoin ETF holders, who largely held their positions despite a 50% price drop, contrary to expectations of panic selling. Seyffart noted that while there was a $9 billion outflow from Bitcoin ETFs starting October 10, it was minor compared to the $250-300 billion inflows prior, and outflows have since reversed by $20-25 billion. He attributed this "diamond hands" behavior to educated investors who understand Bitcoin’s volatility and typically allocate only a small portion (e.g., 1-5%) of their portfolios, leading to rebalancing rather than selling during dips. The conversation also covered the entry of major institutions like Morgan Stanley, which is launching its own Bitcoin ETF, leveraging its vast client assets. Seyffart highlighted the growing efficiency of ETFs, with physical redemptions now allowed, potentially enabling direct Bitcoin transfers to holders in the future. However, he expressed concern over the concentration of Bitcoin custody with Coinbase. Additionally, Seyffart discussed the inverse flow trends between Bitcoin and Gold ETFs recently, with Bitcoin acting more like a risk-on growth asset. He remains optimistic about Bitcoin ETFs eventually surpassing Gold ETFs in size due to Bitcoin’s diverse use cases. Finally, he emphasized the importance of diversification in the current volatile market, where traditional hedges have largely failed, and cash.

marsbit04/05 03:43

Dialogue with Bloomberg ETF Analyst: Why Bitcoin ETF Holders Did Not Sell During the 50% Plunge

marsbit04/05 03:43

Institutions reduce Bitcoin ETF exposure by just 3.5% in Q4 2025: Diamond hands?

Institutional ownership of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw only a slight decline of 3.5% in Q4 2025, despite Bitcoin's 23% price drop. Holdings decreased from 532K to 513K BTC, with institutions still holding over half a million BTC. While the number of firms holding BTC ETFs fell by 14%, 17 of the top 25 institutional holders increased their exposure. Retail investors continue to dominate the ETF market share. With BTC's price falling below the average ETF cost basis of $84.1K to around $68K, the average holder is approximately 20% underwater. The Q1 2026 13F filings will reveal if institutions maintain their positions during the ongoing crypto winter.

ambcrypto02/22 08:03

Institutions reduce Bitcoin ETF exposure by just 3.5% in Q4 2025: Diamond hands?

ambcrypto02/22 08:03

Brian Armstrong Praises ‘Diamond Hands’ as Coinbase Reports Strong Retail Activity

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, reports that retail investors are displaying "diamond hands" by continuing to accumulate Bitcoin and Ethereum despite recent market volatility. According to Coinbase data, most retail customers now hold equal or greater amounts of these cryptocurrencies in native units compared to December 2025, indicating accumulation during price declines. This behavior contrasts with previous cycles where retail often sold during corrections. Armstrong's comments come amid his own significant stock sales, totaling over $550 million since April 2025 under a prearranged trading plan. Analysts suggest sustained retail buying could stabilize markets, though sentiment remains sensitive to macro conditions and regulatory challenges.

bitcoinist02/17 04:01

Brian Armstrong Praises ‘Diamond Hands’ as Coinbase Reports Strong Retail Activity

bitcoinist02/17 04:01

Brian Armstrong Praises Coinbase ‘Diamond Hands’ — But Sells $101M in COIN Himself

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong praised retail users for their "diamond hands," noting they increased Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings during recent market dips, with most maintaining or exceeding December 2025 balances. However, this contrasts with Armstrong selling over $550 million in COIN stock since April 2025 under a prearranged trading plan. The sales, while routine for executives, have sparked debate about leadership messaging during market volatility. Despite regulatory pressures and Bitcoin's drop below $60,000, retail investors showed resilience, while insider sales raised questions about alignment between executive actions and public encouragement of long-term holding.

ccn.com02/16 07:34

Brian Armstrong Praises Coinbase ‘Diamond Hands’ — But Sells $101M in COIN Himself

ccn.com02/16 07:34

Meme Cultivation Manual: Reborn as a Diamond Hand (Part 4) | Produced by Nan Zhi

"Meme Cultivation Guide: Reborn as a Diamond Hand (Part 4)" by Nan Zhi updates the progress of a meme coin copy-trading experiment on Solana. After implementing a depth evaluation system, Copy 1 and 2 accounts showed improved stability, providing steady returns, while Copy 6 saw a nearly 5x gain in a week (though this was partly due to an unexpected profit event from a split account strategy). As of November 4, the author details various copy-trading strategies: Accounts 1 and 2 follow low-frequency, high-profit-ratio "diamond hand" addresses; Account 5 follows an extremely low-frequency, high-risk address; and test accounts 1-6 track promising but unstable addresses with very small amounts to avoid significant losses. The depth evaluation system was upgraded with two new modules: a "copy-trading effect test" (calculating profit per initial trade round) and an "internal market performance evaluation" (assessing performance on Pump.fun to identify potential scam risks or poor internal trading skill). The author cautions that the system is still in early stages (28 days of operation) and lacks sufficient data for rigorous conclusions. Future plans include further system refinements to improve the copy-trading strategy.

marsbit01/04 09:17

Meme Cultivation Manual: Reborn as a Diamond Hand (Part 4) | Produced by Nan Zhi