#数字资产行情上升 Recently, Bitcoin's performance has been a bit unpredictable. It hovered around $92,660 for a while, with a 24-hour decline of 1.4%. The $94,000 to $95,000 range has become a tough nut to crack, and the bulls have clearly taken some hits here. But what's strange about this pullback is that—the market hasn't gone haywire. The Fear & Greed Index remains around 42, indicating that everyone's sentiment is still relatively stable, without any panic selling that would suggest a complete collapse.
What's even more interesting is that on-chain data tells a different story. The holdings are increasing, which strongly indicates that—this isn't a sign of a trend reversal, but rather a normal profit-taking phase. The market is digesting the previous gains, which is healthy.
In comparison, Ethereum appears a bit more resilient, rising close to 1% and holding steady at $3,247. This relatively strong performance indeed leaves some room for imagination regarding subsequent capital inflows into the DeFi ecosystem.
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PessimisticOracle
· 01-09 13:24
92660 is swinging back and forth. What are the bulls up to? We still need to look at on-chain data to see.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 01-08 18:51
At position 92660, the bulls just can't push it up, but I don't think that's a bad thing... The on-chain holdings are still increasing, indicating that someone is quietly accumulating, and true panic hasn't arrived yet.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-08 17:30
Hmm, is the position still increasing? Then there's really no need to panic; this is just a normal correction.
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The 94K level is indeed a hurdle, but on-chain data speaks for itself. The bulls are gathering strength, not really collapsing.
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Ethereum is strengthening, DeFi still has hope.
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Fear index at 42 indicates the market sentiment is stable, not a sign of a crash.
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Taking profits is normal; digest the gains and continue, don't be too nervous.
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Increasing holdings + stable sentiment, this combination feels quite comfortable. Reversal signals? Not very likely.
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The key still lies on-chain; data doesn't lie. This time, it's truly a healthy adjustment.
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Ethereum up 1%, is this just a little nibble for the subsequent funds?
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GasOptimizer
· 01-08 11:15
It's just a normal correction, everyone stay calm, and the holdings are actually increasing.
We need to wait for the 94k-95k level, no rush.
Ethereum's recent performance has been quite decent; DeFi might be about to make moves.
Honestly, the Fear Index is only at 42, now that's confidence.
Bitcoin is just like this—after a rise, it needs to catch its breath.
On-chain data doesn't lie, let's just watch and see.
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ContractTester
· 01-07 10:10
Open interest is still increasing? Then rest assured, this is definitely not a sell-off.
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94k-95k is indeed tough, but the market sentiment hasn't collapsed, indicating everyone is aware.
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ETH is rising more sharply than BTC, there’s a real chance for DeFi this time.
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Fear index at 42, indicating it's not yet the time for everyone to truly be afraid. Continue to observe.
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Taking profits is normal, no need to make a big fuss. It's just a healthy correction.
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On-chain data doesn't lie; increasing open interest means accumulation of positions.
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Ethereum's performance has indeed given me some confidence. The DeFi sector is worth paying attention to.
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The price at 92660 fluctuating isn't a bad thing; it's just a shakeout.
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Stable sentiment is the most frightening, indicating institutions are secretly positioning.
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A 1.4% drop is nothing; we've seen bigger storms.
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ContractHunter
· 01-07 10:04
Position holdings are still increasing, this is confidence, no need to panic.
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The 94000 level is indeed a bit tough, but as long as the bulls don't collapse, it's fine, just take it slow.
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On-chain data is the real truth, much more reliable than the sentiment index, thumbs up.
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Ethereum's performance suggests DeFi is about to take off? Let's wait and see.
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Taking profits on this wave is very normal, probably cleaning out retail investors, haha.
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The fear index is only 42, indicating that big players are calm, not comparable to retail investors.
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Hovering around 92660, the bulls are eating egg custard, staying calm and patient is the most comfortable.
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The market hasn't collapsed, on-chain data is still rising, this is called bottom oscillation, keep accumulating.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 01-07 10:03
Open interest is actually increasing, which is the key point, indicating that smart money hasn't run away.
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94k is indeed a tough level, but as long as no one cuts losses, it's manageable.
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ETH is holding strong, it feels like DeFi is about to take off.
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The only strange thing is that the market sentiment is still stable, which is the real confidence.
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Taking profits is normal; I can understand a healthy correction.
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Longs have taken a hit, but it doesn't mean it's over; on-chain data doesn't lie.
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Bitcoin is digesting its gains; this correction is quite interesting.
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Ethereum at 3247 is holding steady; I am optimistic about the rebound ahead.
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The fear index is at 42; the market hasn't collapsed, and that's a signal.
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Open interest is increasing + sentiment is stable; small investors are still jumping in.
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MetaReckt
· 01-07 09:56
Is it repeatedly pulling around 92k again? It's making my eyes blurry.
This wave of correction is truly healthy, and my holdings are still increasing, indicating that the big players have a plan.
Ethereum is really strong. Is DeFi about to take off?
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OnChainDetective
· 01-07 09:46
honestly the 42 fear greed index is suspicious to me... too calm before what? been seeing these patterns before and it never ends well. but yeah the on-chain accumulation data checks out this time around. not a panic sell-off, just profit taking. eth holding stronger than btc tho... that's the real tell. defi inflows incoming?
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SeasonedInvestor
· 01-07 09:44
Oh no, it's that tug-of-war again. Repeatedly messing around around 92k is really annoying.
Holdings are actually increasing? I know this trick well, old big players use this routine.
Ethereum's recent strength is good, but I'm still waiting to see if it breaks the level.
Another round of profit-taking? Feels like it's always so "healthy" every time.
The 94-95 region is indeed tough; bulls need to put in more effort.
Is an emotional index of 42 still considered stable? I think it's okay, but I'm feeling uneasy inside.
On-chain data speaks for itself. This time, there's no panic, much more reliable than previous times.
#数字资产行情上升 Recently, Bitcoin's performance has been a bit unpredictable. It hovered around $92,660 for a while, with a 24-hour decline of 1.4%. The $94,000 to $95,000 range has become a tough nut to crack, and the bulls have clearly taken some hits here. But what's strange about this pullback is that—the market hasn't gone haywire. The Fear & Greed Index remains around 42, indicating that everyone's sentiment is still relatively stable, without any panic selling that would suggest a complete collapse.
What's even more interesting is that on-chain data tells a different story. The holdings are increasing, which strongly indicates that—this isn't a sign of a trend reversal, but rather a normal profit-taking phase. The market is digesting the previous gains, which is healthy.
In comparison, Ethereum appears a bit more resilient, rising close to 1% and holding steady at $3,247. This relatively strong performance indeed leaves some room for imagination regarding subsequent capital inflows into the DeFi ecosystem.