2025-12-22 19:20:33

Latest data shows that half of the encryption community is bullish, with another 35% holding a slightly optimistic stance. This reflects the current distribution of expectations among market participants—long positions clearly dominate, while short positions are relatively weak. Whether aggressive long-term optimists or moderate short-term bullish investors, their volume in the entire community is quite considerable. This sentiment distribution often indicates that the market may continue to trend upward or maintain a strong pattern. For traders, this ratio structure is worth paying attention to, as it reflects the collective psychological state of the mainstream encryption community.

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ContractTester

· 5h ago

Brothers are all betting on the rise, but I feel like the risk is here The bullish voices are so loud, it actually makes me a bit nervous Over 85% long... Isn't this the most dangerous time? Wait, are there really so few bears? Something feels off With so many longs concentrated, can the rise really continue? When mainstream voices are unified, it's often the night before a reversal Honestly, these numbers are a bit scary, so many people are bullish

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alpha_leaker

· 12-23 10:02

50% + 35%, this data is really one-sided... To be honest, in this situation it’s easier to get trapped, do you understand the trap? --- Wait, only a little over 10% for short positions? They must think very little of us, I always feel like an explosion is coming at any moment. --- Collective psychological state? Heh, I just want to know who’s lying between this half and thirty-five percent. --- So many long positions, I should be nervous... Usually, it’s time to take the opposite position now, right? --- Oh my, this ratio is clearly a Reverse Indicator at the bottom, let’s pay attention to the short order, everyone.

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Lonely_Validator

· 12-22 19:50

Hmm, the topic is good, but this data feels a bit lagging. So many long positions make me a bit cautious, history tells us that the stronger the consensus, the easier it is to reverse. Wait, 85% of long positions... is this really reliable? It feels a bit excessive. Alright, anyway, just trade with the trend, and short positions can fend for themselves. The data looks good, but what really matters is how the large investors move.

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CommunitySlacker

· 12-22 19:50

85% are bullish? This data is too optimistic, feels like licking the screen. --- Half + thirty-five percent... why isn't it all bullish, what's the remaining 15% doing? --- Collective psychological state sounds nice, but it's really just follow the herd, just rush together and that's it. --- With such a clear advantage for long positions, why do I still feel a bit uneasy... --- It's precisely at times like this that things are most likely to go wrong, those who have suffered losses know this. --- 50% + 35% = 85%, the math is fine, but can we trust this trend? --- Wait, short positions only account for fifteen percent? Is that true, so few? --- The more bullish people there are, the more cautious you should be, really, history will repeat itself. --- Mainstream communities are collectively optimistic... hoarding, all in. --- Why does it feel like it’s always this optimistic, and then... you know what I mean.

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LongTermDreamer

· 12-22 19:42

This data looks good, with such a large proportion of long positions. The three-year cycle theory will have to be validated again, haha.

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WenMoon

· 12-22 19:37

85% bullish? This data should be taken with a grain of salt. To be honest, when community sentiment is so unanimous, it is often the most dangerous.

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ApeEscapeArtist

· 12-22 19:27

85% long positions sentiment, where did the short positions go? This data looks a bit too neat. --- Another wave of collective optimism, is there really no one singing the blues?... Be cautious. --- What does this ratio structure indicate? It's just following the herd mentality of long positions, a typical follow the herd effect. --- Half plus thirty percent, what about the rest? It's a bit forced to calculate that. --- The community is full of long positions, I actually feel a bit anxious. --- The data looks good, but such extreme distributions often reverse the hardest... --- I completely agree, a loud voice from long positions easily leads to consistency errors. --- Waiting to see how the trapped long positions will speak, the tone will change then.

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