#特朗普向欧洲实施新一轮关税措施 Davos Forum opens, and the crypto market plunges in response. $BTC drops below 93,000, mainstream coins generally decline, 240,000 accounts were liquidated within 24 hours, and nearly $900 million in funds vanished into thin air. Behind this bloodbath, several triggers ignited simultaneously—
The escalation of trade wars scared off risk appetite, causing funds to flee from high-volatility assets; the sharp decline in US stocks acted like a chain, dragging the crypto market downward; the shattered hope for rate cuts led to a shift in liquidity expectations toward tightening; regulatory pressures from two directions, with the 《CLARITY Act》 accused of favoring large institutions, and Europe's MiCA regulation accelerating the sell-off of small and medium tokens; meanwhile, whales are still dumping, and leveraged liquidations are causing chain reactions of collapses.
But amidst this wreckage, one sector is celebrating in the opposite direction—RWA (Real World Assets). BlackRock’s tokenization fund has gained recognition as collateral across banks, Ripple is speaking at the US Pavilion in Davos, and Bermuda has teamed up with Coinbase and Circle to build an on-chain economic framework. The total market cap of RWA has increased by 300%, approaching the $20 billion mark.
The trend is clear: funds are voting with their feet. 'Compliance' combined with 'entity backing' has become a safe haven in the bear market. How much longer can you hold $SOL, $AXS? Is it time to cut losses or shift to RWA? How deep is this current decline?
Share your holdings strategy in the comments and see how everyone is positioning for this wave.
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MEVEye
· 19h ago
Once again, whales are dumping, and RWA is holding steady.
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Regulation has really become the hot commodity; even BlackRock has entered the scene. What else can we watch?
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9 billion gone, how many people are liquidated... Why does leverage always end up as the final buyer?
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I haven't cut $SOL yet, but given the current situation, it's a bit uncertain. RWA is indeed resilient.
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Davos opened like this—are there still hopes for rate cuts, brother?
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MiCA was announced and the market crashed; Europe's legislation is moving fast, and small coins are suffering.
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BlackRock's tokenization fund being recognized across banks is a really strong signal; it's time to shift.
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The bottom hasn't arrived yet, with the US stock market dragging down like this. Keep waiting.
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The problem is, RWA has risen 300%. Is it too high to enter now?
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$AXS needs to move quickly, or it will be trapped even deeper. Let's see how big players are operating.
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BearMarketMonk
· 19h ago
Whales dumping so aggressively, it seems like it's time to switch tracks
No, why is RWA surging so strongly? This divergence is a bit scary
$900 million lost, this is the price of leverage
Compliance is the way to go, I should also sell SOL
Where is the bottom? I really can't tell
This drop is a clear-out, there will definitely be a rebound later
Is RWA really a safe haven in a bear market, or is it the next trap?
Selling off or holding on, both are damn difficult
Large funds are moving into RWA, we need to keep up with the pace
Looks like I should heavily invest in RWA, everything else is just fake
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just_here_for_vibes
· 19h ago
Whales dumping, leverage liquidation, I'm just here watching the show
SOL still needs to wait a bit, RWA is really attractive this time
Regulated stuff is really stable, although not as exciting
As soon as the big institution bill comes out, you’ll know whose family it is, hilarious
Bottom? Maybe it hasn't arrived yet, bro
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OnchainHolmes
· 19h ago
Whales smashing the market and triggering chain liquidations, still the same old trick
RWA is really attractive this time, but BlackRock's move is a bit ruthless
9 billion disappeared in an instant, I just watched
SOL won't last much longer, time to buy the dip in RWA
Once the liquidation data is out, you'll know who's harvesting the profits
Only compliant assets are true safe havens, now I understand
This drop hurt the psychological defenses more than the decline itself
No signs of bottom yet, continue to watch and wait
Leverage trading is just giving whales money, I won't play it anymore
BlackRock's token fund has long been a good bet, just too many people are waking up late
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CodeZeroBasis
· 19h ago
This wave of whales is really fierce, directly clearing out 240,000 people.
RWA is booming, but I still don't quite understand it. Can someone give a simple explanation?
If compliant stuff is so popular, then the days of small coins are really numbered.
Copying the approach of big institutions, at least won't be targeted, right?
Holding SOL is risky; I should have sold it earlier.
#特朗普向欧洲实施新一轮关税措施 Davos Forum opens, and the crypto market plunges in response. $BTC drops below 93,000, mainstream coins generally decline, 240,000 accounts were liquidated within 24 hours, and nearly $900 million in funds vanished into thin air. Behind this bloodbath, several triggers ignited simultaneously—
The escalation of trade wars scared off risk appetite, causing funds to flee from high-volatility assets; the sharp decline in US stocks acted like a chain, dragging the crypto market downward; the shattered hope for rate cuts led to a shift in liquidity expectations toward tightening; regulatory pressures from two directions, with the 《CLARITY Act》 accused of favoring large institutions, and Europe's MiCA regulation accelerating the sell-off of small and medium tokens; meanwhile, whales are still dumping, and leveraged liquidations are causing chain reactions of collapses.
But amidst this wreckage, one sector is celebrating in the opposite direction—RWA (Real World Assets). BlackRock’s tokenization fund has gained recognition as collateral across banks, Ripple is speaking at the US Pavilion in Davos, and Bermuda has teamed up with Coinbase and Circle to build an on-chain economic framework. The total market cap of RWA has increased by 300%, approaching the $20 billion mark.
The trend is clear: funds are voting with their feet. 'Compliance' combined with 'entity backing' has become a safe haven in the bear market. How much longer can you hold $SOL, $AXS? Is it time to cut losses or shift to RWA? How deep is this current decline?
Share your holdings strategy in the comments and see how everyone is positioning for this wave.