#比特币市场动态 Seeing this news, I can't help but recall the pitfalls I encountered back in the day. After Bitcoin's price stabilized, the panic among investors subsided, and funds began flowing into bullish options. I'm very familiar with this situation. On the surface, it seems like good news, but in reality, it could be the market makers setting up for a new round of harvesting.
ETF funds have been flowing out for six consecutive weeks, hitting a new all-time low, which clearly indicates large capital withdrawals. Meanwhile, risk appetite in the derivatives market has decreased, with open interest contracts declining, signaling that market enthusiasm is cooling down. All these signs remind us to stay vigilant.
Although bullish sentiment in the options market has rebounded, I've experienced too many "false breakouts" like this. Usually, the most dangerous time is when everyone thinks "this time is different."
My advice is not to be fooled by short-term fluctuations. Stay calm, focus on long-term trends and fundamentals. If you're ready to enter the market, be sure to strictly control your position size and set stop-loss orders. Remember, in this market, surviving longer is more important than earning more.
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#比特币市场动态 Seeing this news, I can't help but recall the pitfalls I encountered back in the day. After Bitcoin's price stabilized, the panic among investors subsided, and funds began flowing into bullish options. I'm very familiar with this situation. On the surface, it seems like good news, but in reality, it could be the market makers setting up for a new round of harvesting.
ETF funds have been flowing out for six consecutive weeks, hitting a new all-time low, which clearly indicates large capital withdrawals. Meanwhile, risk appetite in the derivatives market has decreased, with open interest contracts declining, signaling that market enthusiasm is cooling down. All these signs remind us to stay vigilant.
Although bullish sentiment in the options market has rebounded, I've experienced too many "false breakouts" like this. Usually, the most dangerous time is when everyone thinks "this time is different."
My advice is not to be fooled by short-term fluctuations. Stay calm, focus on long-term trends and fundamentals. If you're ready to enter the market, be sure to strictly control your position size and set stop-loss orders. Remember, in this market, surviving longer is more important than earning more.