2026-01-12 07:21:09

According to the RMMPC indicator, the current funds in the Asia-Pacific region have a significantly stronger control over Bitcoin prices. After December 19, Asian funds concentrated their efforts, and this wave of operation directly helped BTC recover from the secondary dip at 85,000.

The problem is that the US funds are clearly falling behind the rhythm. With the year-end holidays piling up, the big funds over in the US haven't reacted yet. No wonder this rebound has been so tangled, and the momentum has never been strong enough.

Looking back at the trading logic on the eve of this year's March market launch, it's the same — Asian funds take the lead, followed closely by US funds. Once these two forces form a synergy, the market can unleash real momentum, and the direction can be completely reversed.

Right now, it's just one step away. Asian side is already prepared, now we just wait for US funds to enter. If the big brother in the US doesn't act soon, I feel like I might have to go back to delivering takeout...

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LiquidationWizard

· 01-12 07:50

This wave in Asia really set the pace. Just waiting for the American brothers to sober up, or else I might really have to go back and run some orders haha

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-12 07:49

If this wave in Asia can really pick up, that would be great. I'm just worried that the Americans will keep slacking off during their holidays. If the US capital keeps lagging behind like this, we might have to do our own thing. This rebound momentum is really awkward; it feels like something is missing. December's pace, oh my, it's no fun for Asia to dance alone. It's the final moment, when will the Americans finally wake up? Betting that US capital will make a move before the end of the year, or else I might really have to start delivering takeout.

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TokenomicsDetective

· 01-12 07:47

Asian funds have always been aggressive. The US market is still on holiday and slacking off, no wonder this rebound is so awkward.

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SellTheBounce

· 01-12 07:39

Rebound is the time to sell, and this time is no exception. Waiting for US capital to enter? Wake up, there are always lower points. --- I've heard this logic many times before: Asian funds take the lead. And in the end? They're still the bagholders. --- Historical experience tells me that the moment two forces form a synergy, it's often a signal to dump. --- US capital hasn't reacted yet? Perfect, let it drop first and then buy the dip. Those rushing to chase the rebound are cannon fodder. --- The final step? I see this as the biggest weakness of human nature — always trying to hit the perfect moment. It doesn't exist.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-12 07:35

The road has already been paved on this side of Asia, just waiting for the US to wake up... Otherwise, we'll really have to set up a stall haha

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