2025-12-29 08:31:19

Last week, the market's net flow was not ideal, continuing to show a pattern of net outflows. But can the sudden surge yesterday early morning reverse the situation and attract capital inflows? Today's on-chain data will be particularly crucial.

If there is indeed a clear net inflow, then there will be no worries about going long. However, if the fluctuation is still only a few hundred coins, or even continues to show net outflows, then it warrants caution — could this be another round of trap after a false rally?

Currently, as we approach the year-end period, major economic data has basically paused. The real factors that could stir the market mainly point to a few key time points: the official announcement of the Federal Reserve Chair candidate may be released soon, and after January, the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs, as well as whether the U.S. government faces another shutdown crisis at the end of the month, could all become turning points for the market. Macroeconomic uncertainties still exist and will have chain reactions on both spot and derivatives markets.

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RooftopReserver

· 1h ago

It's another trap to lure in buyers. I bet five dollars that today's data will be the same. On-chain data clearly shows it's a prelude to a rug pull. This surge is definitely the main players offloading. A few hundred coins' change and they dare to claim net inflow? Laughable. During the New Year period, it's the easiest time to get rug pulled. The Federal Reserve's issues can't stop the decline. Just wait and see. Everyone, get ready to run by the end of the month.

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alpha_leaker

· 12-29 08:56

It's another classic pump-and-dump scheme, a few hundred coins' fluctuations can't change anything, a typical wash trading signal. They tricked me into watching K-line charts all night, and this is the result? Wait for the Federal Reserve announcement; anything said now is useless. Fund flow is the real indicator; on-chain data speaks for itself. The year-end period is about to be exploited again, I'm already exhausted.

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InscriptionGriller

· 12-29 08:56

Coming to lure more buyers again? I bet five bucks this is just the prelude to a leek harvest machine. After a week of net outflows, they still dare to pump the price. On-chain data speaks for itself, or else it's a sign of a death spiral. With so much macro uncertainty—Federal Reserve, tariffs, government shutdown crisis... this wave of market movement could turn sour at any moment.

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TokenToaster

· 12-29 08:40

Another familiar trap to lure traders, really getting on my nerves --- Net outflows for a whole week and still dare to rally? Wake up, everyone --- Data speaks for itself, everything else is nonsense --- During the New Year, the risks are deadly high, I think I'll stay on the sidelines --- A few hundred coins' price fluctuation, are you kidding me? --- As soon as the Fed makes an announcement, our market moves accordingly, it's a bit outrageous --- Washout so intense I feel like vomiting, I’ve learned my lesson --- With such high macro uncertainty, who dares to hold heavy positions?

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GasOptimizer

· 12-29 08:37

Hundreds of coins' price fluctuations? Isn't that just noise-level data? What about real capital efficiency? On-chain evidence is the key; it depends on the movements of large wallets. The trick of诱多洗盘 (诱多 wash trading) has been repeated over and over, honestly a bit tiresome. Instead of guessing, it's better to calculate probabilities; historical data is right there. During the New Year period, macroeconomic data is frozen, making it the easiest time for the derivatives market to be driven by emotions. The fee rate model should be adjusted.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 12-29 08:33

You're here again to trick me into looking at on-chain data. Last time you said this, I got caught out. I see through the pump-and-dump scheme; net inflow? Ha, full of nonsense. Federal Reserve, tariffs, government shutdown... they're all fake. Let's just look at the price of the coin. A few hundred percent fluctuation in coins—what's there to be cautious about? I'm used to it. I see this rally as just a rebound. I won't buy the dip or add to my position; I'll wait for the data. Yesterday's surge was quite intense, but I still think it's just a trap to lure more in. During the New Year period, it's always like this—macro conditions are chaotic, and technical analysis can't be trusted. Now you're still fussing over net inflow versus net outflow. Isn't that just inviting trouble for yourself? If you keep analyzing like this, it'll always be "especially critical." I choose to give up.

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GasWaster

· 12-29 08:32

Is this another trap to lure more buyers? Every time, they deceive me into taking the bait. The price may rise, but the net outflow is the real truth. Let's wait for on-chain data before drawing conclusions. Don't listen to these analysts' nonsense. With so many policy black swans in January, only true warriors dare to hold heavy positions now. Hundreds of coins fluctuating—what's so interesting about that? It's exhausting. The period around New Year's is just the market maker's harvest time. Just relax, everyone.

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