Recent days' fund movements on the exchange are worth noting. According to on-chain data, BTC has experienced approximately $21 billion in net outflows over the past 10 days, which usually indicates large investors gradually exiting. Simultaneously, analyzing the market structure, the total long liquidation in the past 4 hours has reached $63.69 million, far exceeding the short liquidation scale by 13 times—this asymmetric liquidation pattern reflects the fragility on the long side.
The technical aspect is also signaling. The candlestick is being suppressed by the EMA7, EMA25, and EMA99 moving averages, with each rebound quickly falling back, indicating that upward momentum is waning. Since the distribution phase completed in mid-December until now, major market participants have undergone significant changes.
Current trading framework: • Short-term resistance at $91,500-$92,200 • If it rebounds to $92,800-$93,300, it’s an opportunity to add short positions • Stop-loss set above $93,800 • Support levels at $89,429 and $85,711 respectively
The key to strategy is to follow the trend rather than oppose the market structure. When signals of major fund withdrawal, long liquidation, and technical weakness all appear simultaneously, following the market rhythm is often safer than contrarian operations. Don’t try to bottom-fish or chase the top—let the data and candlesticks speak.
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MrDecoder
· 1h ago
Here we go again with the big players fleeing, saying the same thing every time, but it still ends up being a repeated cycle.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12-12 21:10
Hmm... Looking at this 21 billion outflow, I knew it was time to run; the main players are all dumping.
Long positions are liquidated at 13x? That must be really painful, no wonder the rebound can't push through.
Three moving averages are all suppressing the price, and the rebound is instantly crushed. With this rhythm... let's follow the trend and not try to catch the bottom recklessly.
The 92,800-93,300 range is indeed an opportunity, but I still want to wait and see; I feel it's not the most cowardly time yet.
Losing 21 billion is truly decisive; the big players are collectively fleeing.
Now is the moment when those unable to resist the urge to buy the dip get hit hard. I choose to stay on the sidelines.
Play between the two support levels at 89,429 and 85,711; no rush anyway.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 12-12 21:07
Main players ran away with 21 billion, and the retail investors are still buying the dip haha, this time you really have to listen to the data
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TopEscapeArtist
· 12-12 20:51
21 billion flee... It's the familiar script again. Last time I was so bearish, I bought the dip at 93,800, and I'm still in the process of breaking even, haha.
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PoetryOnChain
· 12-12 20:50
21 billion USD跑路, the bulls are still holding on tightly. This market is really fragile. Look at those three EMA lines pressed down tightly; every rebound gets crushed. How can we play this?
#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC Alert|Major funds fleeing en masse, market structure faces testing
Recent days' fund movements on the exchange are worth noting. According to on-chain data, BTC has experienced approximately $21 billion in net outflows over the past 10 days, which usually indicates large investors gradually exiting. Simultaneously, analyzing the market structure, the total long liquidation in the past 4 hours has reached $63.69 million, far exceeding the short liquidation scale by 13 times—this asymmetric liquidation pattern reflects the fragility on the long side.
The technical aspect is also signaling. The candlestick is being suppressed by the EMA7, EMA25, and EMA99 moving averages, with each rebound quickly falling back, indicating that upward momentum is waning. Since the distribution phase completed in mid-December until now, major market participants have undergone significant changes.
Current trading framework:
• Short-term resistance at $91,500-$92,200
• If it rebounds to $92,800-$93,300, it’s an opportunity to add short positions
• Stop-loss set above $93,800
• Support levels at $89,429 and $85,711 respectively
The key to strategy is to follow the trend rather than oppose the market structure. When signals of major fund withdrawal, long liquidation, and technical weakness all appear simultaneously, following the market rhythm is often safer than contrarian operations. Don’t try to bottom-fish or chase the top—let the data and candlesticks speak.