Historically, Bitcoin's significant surge is often accompanied by a noticeable green bar in this indicator. But now? The indicator is deep in negative territory, yet the price is still hovering along the upper end of consolidation.
This discrepancy is worth pondering. In the past, when retail investors eagerly entered the market, on-chain data would reflect this enthusiasm in real time—green bars soaring, prices taking off. Now, it's the opposite; the data is cold and indifferent, yet the price stubbornly holds up. What does this mean? Either retail investors are still on the sidelines, or they have already exited at the high levels.
Without retail's follow-through, the sustainability of this rally is questionable. The future trend depends on whether retail investors will fill this gap.
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LoneValidator
· 01-14 12:44
Data doesn't lie, retail investors really haven't caught up. The feeling of the price being held up can't last much longer.
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NightAirdropper
· 01-14 00:57
Prices are holding up the data without rising, which is ridiculous. Retail investors are probably trapped at high levels, haha.
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FlatlineTrader
· 01-14 00:56
The disconnection between data and prices is indeed strange; it feels like the retail wave has really fizzled out.
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MechanicalMartel
· 01-14 00:52
Data remains cold, prices are still holding up, this is outrageous... Has retail really left?
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CounterIndicator
· 01-14 00:51
Everyone is waiting for a dip; who dares to buy the dip at this critical moment?
Where did the retail army go?
Historically, Bitcoin's significant surge is often accompanied by a noticeable green bar in this indicator. But now? The indicator is deep in negative territory, yet the price is still hovering along the upper end of consolidation.
This discrepancy is worth pondering. In the past, when retail investors eagerly entered the market, on-chain data would reflect this enthusiasm in real time—green bars soaring, prices taking off. Now, it's the opposite; the data is cold and indifferent, yet the price stubbornly holds up. What does this mean? Either retail investors are still on the sidelines, or they have already exited at the high levels.
Without retail's follow-through, the sustainability of this rally is questionable. The future trend depends on whether retail investors will fill this gap.