The fluctuations over the weekend just vanished early this morning—straight into a sharp fall, without even a decent rebound. This position is really a bit precarious; if it can't hold, things might not look good moving forward.
This is referring to the previous central support level. Looking at the data, the amount of Bitcoin being transferred to exchanges is quite large, with more coming in than going out, which is not a very friendly signal.
What about the funding situation? On the contract side, there seems to be some short-term funds probing, but on the spot side, it is basically in a net outflow state.
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PanicSeller69
· 9h ago
Uh, another dumping? I said it shouldn't have been bought at the dip on Friday.
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If the support level breaks again, it's a direct death spiral.
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The exchange has more coins coming in than going out... this time it's really a bit creepy.
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What does the net outflow in Spot indicate? It means that smart people have all run away.
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Testing on the contract side? Testing your mom, it should have been stop loss long ago.
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If this position can't hold, I'll just wait for 20k.
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With such a poor capital situation, there are still people buying the dip? I'm impressed.
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Here we go again, expect another drop of twenty percent.
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It's all because the support couldn't hold, the technicals are already very clear.
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Net outflow is a precursor, don't even think about a rebound.
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GmGmNoGn
· 9h ago
The inflow to the exchange is so fierce, yet the Spot is still experiencing a net outflow. This rhythm feels off, and I sense something might happen.
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Web3Educator
· 9h ago
*adjusts virtual professor glasses* here's the key insight nobody seems to talk about—that net outflow on spot you mentioned? fundamentally speaking, this is what my students consistently misread. they see exodus and panic, but the real question is... who's actually buying at exchange level? let me break this down for you
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 9h ago
Unbelievable, the support level can't even hold, I'm a bit worried now.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 9h ago
theoretically speaking, if we map this accumulation pattern to recursive state verification logic... the exchange inflows you're describing? that's basically a cross-rollup liquidity collapse in real-time. spot outflows + contract probe attempts = the system failing to achieve interoperability consensus. fascinating breakdown of the blockchain trilemma playing out at price discovery level, ngl
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NFT_Therapy
· 9h ago
Straight through, not giving any chance to breathe at all.
The fluctuations over the weekend just vanished early this morning—straight into a sharp fall, without even a decent rebound. This position is really a bit precarious; if it can't hold, things might not look good moving forward.
This is referring to the previous central support level. Looking at the data, the amount of Bitcoin being transferred to exchanges is quite large, with more coming in than going out, which is not a very friendly signal.
What about the funding situation? On the contract side, there seems to be some short-term funds probing, but on the spot side, it is basically in a net outflow state.