2025-12-22 13:24:32

Bitcoin has been interesting these days. Short positions have been liquidating on a large scale in the futures market, directly pushing the buyers into a favorable position, with a clear imbalance of power on both sides of the market.

From a technical perspective, various rating indicators are showing a bullish posture. Interestingly, market sentiment has not yet become overheated, and there are no typical signs of madness. This situation is quite rare—there is support for the upward trend, yet it remains relatively rational, indicating that the influx of capital is not just following the crowd blindly.

This period just happens to coincide with the window of the Christmas market. In recent years, this time point has often shown good performance. The current pattern of buyer dominance aligns quite well with the capital flow direction before the holiday. Of course, good indicators do not guarantee good results, but at least from the perspective of the short-term market structure, the conditions are indeed there.

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MemeKingNFT

· 2025-12-24 14:01

Short covering just wants to mess with me? I've already figured out this trick, even if the indicators look good, you still have to look at on-chain data to be honest. --- Christmas window? Why do I feel like there are all kinds of windows every time, and in the end, it's just the retail investors taking the fall. --- When the buyers are dominant, they dare to say that funds are entering rationally. Laughable, the market is always so good at self-deception. --- The most dangerous time is when the technicals look good. I've seen plenty of this in the NFT market. --- But this time is indeed a bit different; the market hasn't gone crazy yet, which is a subtle signal. --- It's that time again where "the conditions are in place." Every time I hear this, but what’s the result? --- Futures short covering pushing up the buyers to form a bottom consensus? This logic doesn't hold up under scrutiny. --- Wait, Christmas market combined with buyer dominance... I need to check the on-chain data again. --- There is always a "but" between indicators and reality, and this "but" often swallows all the good news.

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GasWaster

· 2025-12-22 13:55

ngl the shorty liquidations hit different when you're watching gas fees spike 200 gwei at the same time lmao... classic network congestion ruining my optimal entry window

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PumpStrategist

· 2025-12-22 13:55

Short positions get liquidated, so what? The real question is whether there will be another wave of reverse play people for suckers. I've heard the beautiful indicators and this trap too many times, and in the end, it still smashed through support. Christmas market? Stop kidding, every year it's said to be a surprise, and the conclusion is often unexpected. The chip distribution shows that funds are not entering blindly? Dude, with USDT premiums so obvious, who told you that the mentality is rational right now? This wave pattern has indeed formed, but the risk release is not in place yet. Bullish in the short term, but need to guard against a pullback in the medium term. Can it rise just because buyers are dominant? Once the funding chain breaks, just watch the show, probability strategies don't have 100% certainty.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-22 13:39

Getting Liquidated on short positions really feels like receiving a big gift, a rational pump is the most comfortable.

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