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Before the grind begins, grab a little motivation boost 🧧
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Before the grind begins, grab a little motivation boost 🧧
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Tap fast and start the week with better vibes 🚀
#加密市场观察 #meme板块关注热点 #One horse becomes an immortal
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The market has been quite interesting these days, not just a simple rise and fall in prices, but rather a clear rhythm of 'changes in funding structure' is emerging. The latest on-chain and asset flow data show that Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are being quietly purchased by institutions. This is not hype-driven speculation, but rather a feeling in the market that 'everyone is quietly bottoming out'.
On-chain analysis institutions pointed out that, based on the current ETF flow, the net inflow of these mainstream large coins has reached a relative high since October 2025. In other words: large funds are quietly accumulating behind the scenes of low volatility, rather than rushing in when the market skyrockets.
In particular, XRP is currently seeing very prominent spot ETF inflows, which is different from the typical retail sentiment response. Many institutions are positioning ahead of time when volatility is low and retail sentiment is still hesitant, and this kind of 'quiet accumulation' is often a prelude to a real market breakout in history.
Another noteworthy point is that what everyone is buying is not a single asset but multiple main chains, including BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP — the tendency has become increasingly clear from only betting on Bitcoin to a more diversified layout. This diversity in capital allocation also reflects a more mature and long-term thinking by large funds.
Of course, market volatility will come sooner or later, but this time it's different from past short-term emotion-driven fluctuations. It’s more of a signal of structural capital re-entering the market and a warming rhythm of risk asset diversification, rather than simply 'prices being driven up'.
In other words, when institutions no longer just revolve around BTC but also embrace ETH, SOL, and XRP, it often means that market expectations are shifting from 'waiting for news' to 're-pricing'. #加密市场观察 #美国贸易逆差
On-chain analysis institutions pointed out that, based on the current ETF flow, the net inflow of these mainstream large coins has reached a relative high since October 2025. In other words: large funds are quietly accumulating behind the scenes of low volatility, rather than rushing in when the market skyrockets.
In particular, XRP is currently seeing very prominent spot ETF inflows, which is different from the typical retail sentiment response. Many institutions are positioning ahead of time when volatility is low and retail sentiment is still hesitant, and this kind of 'quiet accumulation' is often a prelude to a real market breakout in history.
Another noteworthy point is that what everyone is buying is not a single asset but multiple main chains, including BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP — the tendency has become increasingly clear from only betting on Bitcoin to a more diversified layout. This diversity in capital allocation also reflects a more mature and long-term thinking by large funds.
Of course, market volatility will come sooner or later, but this time it's different from past short-term emotion-driven fluctuations. It’s more of a signal of structural capital re-entering the market and a warming rhythm of risk asset diversification, rather than simply 'prices being driven up'.
In other words, when institutions no longer just revolve around BTC but also embrace ETH, SOL, and XRP, it often means that market expectations are shifting from 'waiting for news' to 're-pricing'. #加密市场观察 #美国贸易逆差
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A very intriguing comparison has been frequently mentioned in the market recently: Gold vs Bitcoin
Many analyses have begun to discuss: In 2026, will Bitcoin outperform gold?
These two assets seem to have nothing in common, yet they are both categories of assets that are 'interest-free and have no credit risk premium'—it’s just that the logic by which they are interpreted by the market is completely different. Gold is traditionally seen as a safe haven and a store of value, while Bitcoin is often viewed as a scarce asset of the digital age and a long-term value hedge tool.
To discuss this comparison, we first need to state a fact:
The price of gold is still embraced by funds when risk aversion rises, which is particularly evident in an environment of geopolitical tension and central bank liquidity tightening.
These two assets seem to have nothing in common, yet they are both categories of assets that are 'interest-free and have no credit risk premium'—it’s just that the logic by which they are interpreted by the market is completely different. Gold is traditionally seen as a safe haven and a store of value, while Bitcoin is often viewed as a scarce asset of the digital age and a long-term value hedge tool.
To discuss this comparison, we first need to state a fact:
The price of gold is still embraced by funds when risk aversion rises, which is particularly evident in an environment of geopolitical tension and central bank liquidity tightening.
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$FOGO is really at its peak as soon as it went online, now it has dropped to the bottom, it's an Indian project, no wonder it can fall so much. Let's see how today's new issue will go?
#ALPHA #tge
#ALPHA #tge
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This week might be one of the most "volatile" weeks in the 2026 crypto market, not because the prices blew up by themselves, but because a series of major events are almost concentrated in the same timeframe.
First, the core rhythm:
Starting on Monday, the Federal Reserve will inject short-term liquidity through Treasury operations, with an estimated injection of around 15–20 billion dollars, which will bring some elasticity to the funding landscape.
Next is a string of key events from mid-week to the weekend:
The Federal Reserve FOMC economic statement—an official update on growth, inflation, and interest rate trajectory, which often serves as a watershed moment for large funds to reassess risk assets.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Trump tariff case—judgments involving the international trade landscape that could have potential impacts on global capital flows and risk appetite.
Trump's speech in Davos—even macro speeches will be viewed through the lens of "regulatory expectations/policy direction" in the crypto space.
Federal Reserve balance sheet update—this will show whether liquidity continues to support the market, which has a tangible impact on risk assets.
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision will wrap up the weekend; if Japan adjusts its interest rates and monetary policy again, it will affect global capital costs and arbitrage logic.
Looking at these events together helps understand why the market will be "volatile":
It’s not about a single news stimulus, but a wave covering liquidity, interest rates, trade, politics, and global central bank rhythms.
This intensive rhythm will cause repeated tug-of-war between the "expectations" and "established facts" of risk assets, leading to increased volatility in the crypto market, heightened trading volumes, and fluctuating emotions.
In simple terms:
This week isn’t about who single-handedly “explodes” the market but rather the rhythm of various expectations converging together. If the market suddenly "becomes active," don’t be surprised—this is the energy release triggered by a queue of major events.
#加密市场观察 #Bitcoin 2026 price prediction
First, the core rhythm:
Starting on Monday, the Federal Reserve will inject short-term liquidity through Treasury operations, with an estimated injection of around 15–20 billion dollars, which will bring some elasticity to the funding landscape.
Next is a string of key events from mid-week to the weekend:
The Federal Reserve FOMC economic statement—an official update on growth, inflation, and interest rate trajectory, which often serves as a watershed moment for large funds to reassess risk assets.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Trump tariff case—judgments involving the international trade landscape that could have potential impacts on global capital flows and risk appetite.
Trump's speech in Davos—even macro speeches will be viewed through the lens of "regulatory expectations/policy direction" in the crypto space.
Federal Reserve balance sheet update—this will show whether liquidity continues to support the market, which has a tangible impact on risk assets.
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision will wrap up the weekend; if Japan adjusts its interest rates and monetary policy again, it will affect global capital costs and arbitrage logic.
Looking at these events together helps understand why the market will be "volatile":
It’s not about a single news stimulus, but a wave covering liquidity, interest rates, trade, politics, and global central bank rhythms.
This intensive rhythm will cause repeated tug-of-war between the "expectations" and "established facts" of risk assets, leading to increased volatility in the crypto market, heightened trading volumes, and fluctuating emotions.
In simple terms:
This week isn’t about who single-handedly “explodes” the market but rather the rhythm of various expectations converging together. If the market suddenly "becomes active," don’t be surprised—this is the energy release triggered by a queue of major events.
#加密市场观察 #Bitcoin 2026 price prediction
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🧨 Breaking! The global trade situation has suddenly heated up, and everyone is discussing this matter.
Just now, a major news report came out:
U.S. President Trump announced that starting from February 1, tariffs of 10% will be imposed on goods from multiple countries,
and if the relevant disputes are not resolved by June 1, the tariff rate will increase to 25%.
This is not just an ordinary trade friction. The core issue revolves around the Greenland issue: the U.S. hopes to reach an agreement with Denmark and other countries regarding arrangements for Greenland. The Trump administration's justification is the so-called "national security,"
he publicly stated that if any country does not cooperate, tariffs will be imposed on their goods.
This news immediately sparked international responses:
🇩🇰 Denmark's Defense Minister directly stated that this kind of threat highlights the severity of the situation, emphasizing that dialogue and respect are very important.
🇪🇺 The wave of protests in multiple European countries is also continuing, with local demonstrations in Denmark and Greenland carrying signs saying "Greenland not for sale."
This matter is worth paying attention to, not just because of "tariffs," but because the market may begin to reprice global trade and political risks:
Once trade barriers escalate,
→ Supply chain shocks
→ Reactions in the dollar and energy prices
→ Flow of safe-haven funds in risk assets
may trigger a chain reaction.
A tariff increase from 10% to 25% implies a deeper logic of confrontation,
it is not an economic issue, but rather the negotiation chips are being magnified.
Do you think this tariff escalation and the Greenland dispute could evolve into a real "new landscape of global trade"?
Will it be a good thing for the cryptocurrency sector? #加密市场观察 #美联储降息预期升温
Just now, a major news report came out:
U.S. President Trump announced that starting from February 1, tariffs of 10% will be imposed on goods from multiple countries,
and if the relevant disputes are not resolved by June 1, the tariff rate will increase to 25%.
This is not just an ordinary trade friction. The core issue revolves around the Greenland issue: the U.S. hopes to reach an agreement with Denmark and other countries regarding arrangements for Greenland. The Trump administration's justification is the so-called "national security,"
he publicly stated that if any country does not cooperate, tariffs will be imposed on their goods.
This news immediately sparked international responses:
🇩🇰 Denmark's Defense Minister directly stated that this kind of threat highlights the severity of the situation, emphasizing that dialogue and respect are very important.
🇪🇺 The wave of protests in multiple European countries is also continuing, with local demonstrations in Denmark and Greenland carrying signs saying "Greenland not for sale."
This matter is worth paying attention to, not just because of "tariffs," but because the market may begin to reprice global trade and political risks:
Once trade barriers escalate,
→ Supply chain shocks
→ Reactions in the dollar and energy prices
→ Flow of safe-haven funds in risk assets
may trigger a chain reaction.
A tariff increase from 10% to 25% implies a deeper logic of confrontation,
it is not an economic issue, but rather the negotiation chips are being magnified.
Do you think this tariff escalation and the Greenland dispute could evolve into a real "new landscape of global trade"?
Will it be a good thing for the cryptocurrency sector? #加密市场观察 #美联储降息预期升温
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Today, the market suddenly experienced some changes - the Federal Reserve announced plans to inject about 55 billion dollars in liquidity, a significant amount that directly triggered various market associations.
In simple terms, the core logic of this injection is to alleviate the tight liquidity in the financial system, boost the confidence of market participants, and create a significant expected effect on loose credit and loose monetary policy.
However, the 55 billion dollar liquidity injection is not a one-time 'money drop', but rather a release of cash through various market tools, making it 'easier to borrow and move money' in the market.
What is the background?
Recently, the global financial environment has been quite volatile - interbank funding is tight, the bond market is fluctuating, and macroeconomic uncertainties are increasing, leading to a noticeable rise in risk-averse sentiment. Central bank actions of this nature are often implemented to 'loosen a bit when it is tight'.
What impact does this have on cryptocurrencies?
The most straightforward understanding in the market is:
When the expectation of liquidity easing in traditional markets returns, risk assets usually regain interest in allocation. As a high β asset, cryptocurrency is very sensitive to changes in liquidity. The commonly stated idea that 'in a period of loose funding, risk assets tend to strengthen more easily' is actually due to this reason.
It is important to note that this liquidity injection does not directly equate to price increases,
it is more like a fundamental underlying support - providing the market with a macro backdrop of 'loose credit + interest rate expectations easing'.
From the perspective of actual market reactions: once the funding expectations ease, mainstream assets like BTC/ETH show signs of short-term warming and stabilization, and the trading activity of some altcoins has also seen a slight increase.
The core of such macro liquidity events lies not in 'where the money actually went',
but in 'whether market expectations have changed'.
Do you think this 55 billion liquidity can truly support a bullish rhythm for cryptocurrencies?
Or is it just a temporary easing in the traditional market?
For the structure of the market, does this liquidity count as a 'positive bottom' or 'expectation repair'? 👇
Feel free to discuss in the comments. #加密市场观察 #比特币2026年价格预测 $BTC $BNB
In simple terms, the core logic of this injection is to alleviate the tight liquidity in the financial system, boost the confidence of market participants, and create a significant expected effect on loose credit and loose monetary policy.
However, the 55 billion dollar liquidity injection is not a one-time 'money drop', but rather a release of cash through various market tools, making it 'easier to borrow and move money' in the market.
What is the background?
Recently, the global financial environment has been quite volatile - interbank funding is tight, the bond market is fluctuating, and macroeconomic uncertainties are increasing, leading to a noticeable rise in risk-averse sentiment. Central bank actions of this nature are often implemented to 'loosen a bit when it is tight'.
What impact does this have on cryptocurrencies?
The most straightforward understanding in the market is:
When the expectation of liquidity easing in traditional markets returns, risk assets usually regain interest in allocation. As a high β asset, cryptocurrency is very sensitive to changes in liquidity. The commonly stated idea that 'in a period of loose funding, risk assets tend to strengthen more easily' is actually due to this reason.
It is important to note that this liquidity injection does not directly equate to price increases,
it is more like a fundamental underlying support - providing the market with a macro backdrop of 'loose credit + interest rate expectations easing'.
From the perspective of actual market reactions: once the funding expectations ease, mainstream assets like BTC/ETH show signs of short-term warming and stabilization, and the trading activity of some altcoins has also seen a slight increase.
The core of such macro liquidity events lies not in 'where the money actually went',
but in 'whether market expectations have changed'.
Do you think this 55 billion liquidity can truly support a bullish rhythm for cryptocurrencies?
Or is it just a temporary easing in the traditional market?
For the structure of the market, does this liquidity count as a 'positive bottom' or 'expectation repair'? 👇
Feel free to discuss in the comments. #加密市场观察 #比特币2026年价格预测 $BTC $BNB
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Understand the changes in miner computing power in one minute, and how the market might move next.
The latest on-chain data shows that the Bitcoin global computing power (Hashrate) has significantly dropped, reaching a near 3-month low. This is not a small fluctuation, but a real signal left by miners’ “real actions” in on-chain activities for the market.
In simple terms:
Miners are indeed easing their pressure in the short term.
Why? Let’s look at three core logics:
Cost pressure is real
Since the mining difficulty season, energy consumption disputes, and price range fluctuations, many miners' profit margins have been compressed, especially those with “higher marginal costs.” The most direct economic choice is to not mine if possible.
Decrease in computing power ≠ Network problems
The Bitcoin network is designed in a way that “if computing power decreases, difficulty adjusts automatically.” This adjustment does not indicate a risk to network security; it's just that the rhythm of on-chain participants is adjusting.
Difficulty adjustment is on the way
A decrease in computing power means that the network's next difficulty may adjust downwards (making it easier to mine), which helps maintain the miners' basic position.
Why is this worth paying attention to?
Because people often focus only on prices, ignoring the real variable of miners' behavior that reflects “supply-side willingness.” Miners are the earliest and most direct participants in the on-chain economy, and when they “withdraw/recover,” it is often more reliable than short-term market sentiment.
So, this point can be understood as follows:
📌 Miners' computing power decreases → Costs are being calculated → Output rhythm is adjusting → Difficulty is expected to adjust → Network stabilizes
Don’t directly take the decrease in computing power as “bad news,”
this may instead be the market quietly resetting its structure, waiting for the next market trend to be confirmed. It deserves our close observation!#加密市场观察 #比特币挖矿难度创历史新高
The latest on-chain data shows that the Bitcoin global computing power (Hashrate) has significantly dropped, reaching a near 3-month low. This is not a small fluctuation, but a real signal left by miners’ “real actions” in on-chain activities for the market.
In simple terms:
Miners are indeed easing their pressure in the short term.
Why? Let’s look at three core logics:
Cost pressure is real
Since the mining difficulty season, energy consumption disputes, and price range fluctuations, many miners' profit margins have been compressed, especially those with “higher marginal costs.” The most direct economic choice is to not mine if possible.
Decrease in computing power ≠ Network problems
The Bitcoin network is designed in a way that “if computing power decreases, difficulty adjusts automatically.” This adjustment does not indicate a risk to network security; it's just that the rhythm of on-chain participants is adjusting.
Difficulty adjustment is on the way
A decrease in computing power means that the network's next difficulty may adjust downwards (making it easier to mine), which helps maintain the miners' basic position.
Why is this worth paying attention to?
Because people often focus only on prices, ignoring the real variable of miners' behavior that reflects “supply-side willingness.” Miners are the earliest and most direct participants in the on-chain economy, and when they “withdraw/recover,” it is often more reliable than short-term market sentiment.
So, this point can be understood as follows:
📌 Miners' computing power decreases → Costs are being calculated → Output rhythm is adjusting → Difficulty is expected to adjust → Network stabilizes
Don’t directly take the decrease in computing power as “bad news,”
this may instead be the market quietly resetting its structure, waiting for the next market trend to be confirmed. It deserves our close observation!#加密市场观察 #比特币挖矿难度创历史新高
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🐎🔥 The horse rides to immortality 🔥
2026, the Year of the Fire Horse.
The twelve zodiac signs have cycled to this point,
The horse stands at the center.
Draped in a purple robe, holding a golden staff,
This horse,
Walks on fortune,
Treads to the rhythm of the times.
#一马当仙 #meme板块关注热点
2026, the Year of the Fire Horse.
The twelve zodiac signs have cycled to this point,
The horse stands at the center.
Draped in a purple robe, holding a golden staff,
This horse,
Walks on fortune,
Treads to the rhythm of the times.
#一马当仙 #meme板块关注热点
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The succession of the Federal Reserve has started to feel a bit 'off'.
A signal that is easy to overlook, but is not of low importance has emerged —
Trump has begun to hesitate about Kevin Hassett, who was originally seen as a strong candidate.
The surface reason is simple:
Hassett is currently the Director of the National Economic Council,
one of the most significant 'mouthpieces' for the White House on economic issues.
If he lets go, without a change in the Federal Reserve, the White House loses a trump card first.
But what is truly worrying the market is not the reluctance to let go,
but that this battle for the Federal Reserve Chair succession has clearly stalled.
Several details are worth looking at together:
The originally favored Hassett has not been finalized,
The Senate's attitude towards the new nomination has obviously turned cold,
A key senator has clearly stated: no candidates will be released until the results of the relevant investigation are clear,
Trump himself has also begun to repeatedly emphasize 'no final decision has been made'.
What impact will this have?
👉 The market's judgment on future policy direction is forced to be delayed.
👉 Expectations that could have been digested in advance can now only remain flexible.
👉 Interest rates, the dollar, and liquidity-related assets are more likely to react strongly to news.
Historical experience tells us:
When the power transition at the central bank becomes difficult, market volatility is usually not small.
It is still too early to draw any conclusions,
But it can be stated clearly:
This is not simply a personnel issue,
But rather that expectations for monetary policy are starting to lose their clear anchor.
At this stage,
The most dangerous thing is often not that the market has already moved,
But that — many people have yet to realize how important this matter is.
This successor candidate,
Is worth continuing to watch.
#加密市场观察 #美国民主党BlueVault
A signal that is easy to overlook, but is not of low importance has emerged —
Trump has begun to hesitate about Kevin Hassett, who was originally seen as a strong candidate.
The surface reason is simple:
Hassett is currently the Director of the National Economic Council,
one of the most significant 'mouthpieces' for the White House on economic issues.
If he lets go, without a change in the Federal Reserve, the White House loses a trump card first.
But what is truly worrying the market is not the reluctance to let go,
but that this battle for the Federal Reserve Chair succession has clearly stalled.
Several details are worth looking at together:
The originally favored Hassett has not been finalized,
The Senate's attitude towards the new nomination has obviously turned cold,
A key senator has clearly stated: no candidates will be released until the results of the relevant investigation are clear,
Trump himself has also begun to repeatedly emphasize 'no final decision has been made'.
What impact will this have?
👉 The market's judgment on future policy direction is forced to be delayed.
👉 Expectations that could have been digested in advance can now only remain flexible.
👉 Interest rates, the dollar, and liquidity-related assets are more likely to react strongly to news.
Historical experience tells us:
When the power transition at the central bank becomes difficult, market volatility is usually not small.
It is still too early to draw any conclusions,
But it can be stated clearly:
This is not simply a personnel issue,
But rather that expectations for monetary policy are starting to lose their clear anchor.
At this stage,
The most dangerous thing is often not that the market has already moved,
But that — many people have yet to realize how important this matter is.
This successor candidate,
Is worth continuing to watch.
#加密市场观察 #美国民主党BlueVault
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XRP's recent price has left many people anxious: ETF is still flowing in, but why is the price moving in the opposite direction?
This is not an illusion; the data from both on-chain and capital flow really tells a somewhat "subtle" story.
First, the facts:
Multiple crypto ETFs have net inflows, indicating that institutions are still allocating towards risk assets;
but XRP's price has been under pressure recently, not quite in sync with the "free-flowing" rhythm of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Why is this happening? Let's look at a few key points:
XRP is not an asset with both "safe-haven + allocation" properties like BTC/ETH.
Compared to being treated as a store of value or a long-term allocation target, XRP's price is more susceptible to market sentiment, liquidity distribution, and short-term trading behaviors.
Funds entering ETFs do not equal funds entering the XRP spot market.
Institutional funds flowing into ETFs do not necessarily mean they are buying large amounts of XRP in the spot market. The profit structure of ETF positions, hedging behaviors, and derivatives operations can all offset real purchases in the spot market.
The on-chain supply structure of XRP is also at play.
XRP's circulating supply, custody releases/re-locking, exchange balances, and other on-chain variables can cause short-term fluctuations, making the price "slow to react" to capital signals or even overreact.
In short:
You cannot assert that the price will rise just by looking at one capital flow.
The market is a whole, and the price is a combination of supply and demand, sentiment, capital structure, and expectations.
🔥 Topic for everyone:
Do you think XRP's recent performance is a "structural adjustment + capital misreading" or a "fundamental expectation that is relatively weak"?
Can the recent popularity of ETFs actually lead XRP to find its own upward momentum? 👇
#加密市场观察 #xrp $XRP
This is not an illusion; the data from both on-chain and capital flow really tells a somewhat "subtle" story.
First, the facts:
Multiple crypto ETFs have net inflows, indicating that institutions are still allocating towards risk assets;
but XRP's price has been under pressure recently, not quite in sync with the "free-flowing" rhythm of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Why is this happening? Let's look at a few key points:
XRP is not an asset with both "safe-haven + allocation" properties like BTC/ETH.
Compared to being treated as a store of value or a long-term allocation target, XRP's price is more susceptible to market sentiment, liquidity distribution, and short-term trading behaviors.
Funds entering ETFs do not equal funds entering the XRP spot market.
Institutional funds flowing into ETFs do not necessarily mean they are buying large amounts of XRP in the spot market. The profit structure of ETF positions, hedging behaviors, and derivatives operations can all offset real purchases in the spot market.
The on-chain supply structure of XRP is also at play.
XRP's circulating supply, custody releases/re-locking, exchange balances, and other on-chain variables can cause short-term fluctuations, making the price "slow to react" to capital signals or even overreact.
In short:
You cannot assert that the price will rise just by looking at one capital flow.
The market is a whole, and the price is a combination of supply and demand, sentiment, capital structure, and expectations.
🔥 Topic for everyone:
Do you think XRP's recent performance is a "structural adjustment + capital misreading" or a "fundamental expectation that is relatively weak"?
Can the recent popularity of ETFs actually lead XRP to find its own upward momentum? 👇
#加密市场观察 #xrp $XRP
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Market sentiment suddenly heated up, as emotions are 'waking up'.
Latest data shows the crypto market's Fear & Greed Index has finally broken through 60+, re-entering the 'greed' zone — meaning people's mindset is shifting from 'cautious observation' to 'wanting to buy and enter'.
Simply put, the prolonged dull market (the October清算 + subsequent slump) has worn down many investors' patience, causing many retail traders to exit. Santiment's data even indicates a net reduction of nearly 47,000 short-term holding addresses.
But at the same time, BTC inventory on exchanges has dropped to a seven-month low (around 1.18M BTC). Such a decrease in supply is typically a 'potential bullish' on-chain signal — because Bitcoin not being on exchanges makes it less likely to be instantly dumped.
Prices have indeed responded to the sentiment: over the past week, BTC has rebounded from around $89.7K to about $97.7K, directly pushing prices to a two-month high.
Note, this isn't a frenzy-driven surge, but rather an overall increase in participation — both big players and small investors are turning from观望 to action.
Key questions now:
🔥 Is this 'return of greed' a real trend, or just another false breakout?
🔥 Has the exit of retail investors and the drop in exchange BTC inventory improved price structure, or is it merely a temporary easing of selling pressure?
🔥 If sentiment continues to rise, could altcoins finally become truly active?
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments:
Do you think this sentiment reversal will last?
Or will it be pushed back by short-term resistance again? 👇
#加密市场观察 #比特币2026年价格预测
Latest data shows the crypto market's Fear & Greed Index has finally broken through 60+, re-entering the 'greed' zone — meaning people's mindset is shifting from 'cautious observation' to 'wanting to buy and enter'.
Simply put, the prolonged dull market (the October清算 + subsequent slump) has worn down many investors' patience, causing many retail traders to exit. Santiment's data even indicates a net reduction of nearly 47,000 short-term holding addresses.
But at the same time, BTC inventory on exchanges has dropped to a seven-month low (around 1.18M BTC). Such a decrease in supply is typically a 'potential bullish' on-chain signal — because Bitcoin not being on exchanges makes it less likely to be instantly dumped.
Prices have indeed responded to the sentiment: over the past week, BTC has rebounded from around $89.7K to about $97.7K, directly pushing prices to a two-month high.
Note, this isn't a frenzy-driven surge, but rather an overall increase in participation — both big players and small investors are turning from观望 to action.
Key questions now:
🔥 Is this 'return of greed' a real trend, or just another false breakout?
🔥 Has the exit of retail investors and the drop in exchange BTC inventory improved price structure, or is it merely a temporary easing of selling pressure?
🔥 If sentiment continues to rise, could altcoins finally become truly active?
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments:
Do you think this sentiment reversal will last?
Or will it be pushed back by short-term resistance again? 👇
#加密市场观察 #比特币2026年价格预测
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