BTC seems to be catching its breath. RSI's bouncing back, CVD flipped positive—those are decent signs. But here's the thing: spot trading volume? Pretty thin. On-chain metrics and overall liquidity? Still lagging behind.
ETFs are pulling in fresh capital, which sounds bullish at first glance. Yet futures market tells a different story—traders are trimming risk exposure. What we're seeing is mostly short-term money rotating around, not the kind of conviction you'd want for a sustained move.
Stabilization, sure. But the foundation's still shaky.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 22h ago
It sounds like a Rebound, but no one really wants to catch a falling knife.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-01 22:01
tbh this rebound feels like a false fire, the ETF vampires are coming in but the futures have already run away.
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BlockImposter
· 12-01 22:00
Nah, this rebound is not that simple. With such thin volume, how could it really take off?
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GasFeeLady
· 12-01 21:58
rsi bounce looks clean but ngl, thin volume on spot side screaming "trap" to me... watched this setup too many times during the 2021 cycles lol
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BearMarketGardener
· 12-01 21:55
Have you noticed? This is a typical scam market. The ETF is entering and everyone is happy, but the futures are Rug Pulling. Who really believes in this wave?
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SybilAttackVictim
· 12-01 21:46
Oh dear, it's the same old rhetoric again... RSI Rebound, CVD turning positive, why does it feel like just a bunch of hot air?
The Trading Volume is so thin, I see it as Large Investors probing around, the ETF has indeed brought in money, but on the futures side, they are desperately reducing positions... isn't this just transferring from one hand to the other?
An unstable foundation is just an unstable foundation, no matter how well it's dressed up, it's useless.
BTC seems to be catching its breath. RSI's bouncing back, CVD flipped positive—those are decent signs. But here's the thing: spot trading volume? Pretty thin. On-chain metrics and overall liquidity? Still lagging behind.
ETFs are pulling in fresh capital, which sounds bullish at first glance. Yet futures market tells a different story—traders are trimming risk exposure. What we're seeing is mostly short-term money rotating around, not the kind of conviction you'd want for a sustained move.
Stabilization, sure. But the foundation's still shaky.