2025-12-30 11:22:48

Recently, I've gained some insights from watching the BTC chart.

From a technical perspective, the 1-hour candlestick chart has built up quite a bit of resistance at lower levels. Although there is pressure from the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, look closely — the green bars are starting to shrink, which is a typical sign of weakening bearish momentum. The MACD divergence signal is already very clear.

On-chain data is even more interesting. Retail investors are indeed panic selling, but the chips held by large addresses are very stable, and the concentration in the cost zone is continuously increasing. What does this contrast indicate? The main players are quietly absorbing.

In terms of market sentiment, the negative news is everywhere, but don’t forget — the market always digests emotions one step ahead. The candlestick chart doesn’t lie.

The combination of technical divergence and on-chain accumulation signals is right here. The more collective panic there is, the more we need to stay rational. My view remains unchanged: a short-term rebound is imminent and could start at any moment.

If this level gets knocked down, it would be a real pity. Protect your positions well and wait for the short sellers to cover that wave of行情.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 9h ago

Well... I've heard the mainstream accumulation theory many times, but what's the result? It's true that retail investors are panicking, but that doesn't mean you should go long in return, really. Bollinger Bands, MACD, on-chain data—all of them look good, but aren't we still getting cut? We should be cautious with this wave. Wait, are the big players' chips really consolidating? Or are we just encouraging ourselves? A short-term rebound is indeed possible, but the feeling of being left behind... you know what I mean. It's better to wait for a more confirmed signal before jumping in.

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DataOnlooker

· 9h ago

Are the big players still absorbing while we're still running? This move is a bit impressive.

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LiquidityNinja

· 9h ago

Oh no, it's the same tactic of main players accumulating, retail investors are still cutting losses. --- The shrinking divergence of the green candles, I see this signal too, but can it really rise? --- Instead of looking at technical indicators, it's better to see what the big players are doing—that's the real truth. --- Wait, can MACD divergence + on-chain accumulation confirm a rise? What about the risks, brother? --- Holding the position is fine, but I'm worried about holding until the last moment and still getting crushed. --- Main players are indeed accumulating, but with such poor public opinion, can it turn around? I've seen many face-slaps. --- A short-term rebound on the horizon? I feel like there might still be some volatility. --- Collective panic should actually be rational. Well said, but what about reality? --- The Bollinger Bands are under so much pressure, is it really that easy to break through?

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ZenMiner

· 9h ago

I've seen many tricks of big players accumulating, but this time it feels truly different. Retail investors are all selling off, smart money is lurking, a classic script. I've also noticed this MACD divergence, but I'm just worried it's a false signal. The bottom has been building for so long, the rebound might just be in the next couple of days. But as I always say, when you're losing money, think the clearest; when you're making money, it's easiest to get carried away. This position is indeed interesting, but I still don't dare to go all in.

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