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On-chain data shows that whale address 1011 chose to liquidate all holdings and exit the market in the current trend, incurring a liquidation loss of $230 million. Previously, this address had attempted to buy the dip, but due to market volatility, it failed to achieve higher returns. The whale will only take action again when the risk-reward ratio becomes clear. (Ai Yi)

PANews, February 7th – According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio stated that Garrett (the 1011 whale who was liquidated for $230 million) has started dumping, and in order not to become his bagholder, he chose to exit the market.

Gelonghui, February 7th｜According to the Financial Times, last year, despite the UK stock market achieving its strongest performance in 16 years, it failed to prevent large-scale capital outflows from mutual funds focused on UK equities. According to data from the industry association "Investment Association," retail investors made a net withdrawal of £11.1 billion from UK equity funds in 2025, marking the tenth consecutive year of outflows. Over the past decade, the scale of retail investor withdrawals from UK equity funds has soared to £71 billion. This phenomenon comes as UK Chancellor Reeves strives to boost the UK stock market and declares this to be "the beginning of a new golden era for the City of London." Les Halaf, Head of Investment Analysis at fund platform AJBell, stated: "UK equity funds have performed poorly over the past decade. Part of the reason is the dazzling allure of Silicon Valley, which has attracted capital across the Atlantic. Another reason is that self-directed investors are more inclined to invest in domestic stocks, so they have less need for fund managers to manage their investments."