2025-12-31 03:29:39

Recently, I tracked the flow of ETF funds for Bitcoin and Ethereum. The data over the past 30 days looks a bit concerning—mostly large outflows. In the short term, breaking through this market trend is indeed quite challenging.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin has currently formed a bearish engulfing pattern, and trading volume is also quite subdued. The bulls don't seem willing to give up completely, but such stalemates often end with a downward liquidation. This recent surge appears to have failed.

However, from a longer-term cycle, I tend to believe that there might be a rebound opportunity around January next year. But whether the rebound can be sustained will depend on the market's subsequent performance.

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SoliditySlayer

· 6h ago

Capital outflows are indeed heartbreaking, but isn't this also a signal to get on board... Wait, does a drop and engulfment really mean liquidation? It feels like this wave of main players is just shaking out the weak hands. A rebound in January? Well, I think I'll just focus on my own wallet first, haha. Such large outflows are so fierce—are institutions really scared, or are they just holding back a big move? The downturn is so severe that it actually looks like a bottom signal; just buy on dips and you're good.

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BottomMisser

· 6h ago

With such fierce outflows, who would still dare to take over? Another "January rebound," I'm hearing it so much my ears are getting calloused. Instead of looking at charts, better check where the big funds are going. Next January? Bro, we might not even make it that far. This deadlock is just ridiculous, it feels like it could explode at any moment. Drop and engulf? I'm honestly ready to kneel. All the funds have already run out, what rebound are we even talking about?

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MoonBoi42

· 6h ago

The outflow is so fierce, I really can't hold on anymore. Wait, can it really rebound in January? I feel like it's just wishful thinking again. A wave of liquidation is coming, retail investors will have to lie on the floor again. Don't even think about the short term, hold your wallet tight, brother. The bulls are still holding on, no one wants to see this situation.

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TokenSleuth

· 6h ago

The outflow is so fierce, it feels like the support will break down. Big players are selling off, retail investors are still in a daze. A January rebound? Let's wait and see if December can stop the bleeding first. This round of surge really ended in vain, and the technicals are not looking good either. Is a liquidation wave coming? Hold your wallets tight. There is a rebound, but I'm just worried it will be a flash in the pan. With such dead trading volume, who dares to buy the dip?

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WhaleSurfer

· 6h ago

Honestly, this wave of ETF net outflows has made me a bit nervous, but compared to the technical patterns, I'm more concerned about who is actually dumping the market right now. A rebound in January? Sister, are you trying to make me buy the dip for the New Year? The prerequisite is that we survive this round of liquidation first. With such low trading volume, it feels like a one-man show of "I haven't given up yet," and when the market drops sharply, it's really the big players harvesting ordinary investors.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 6h ago

The outflow is so fierce... This wave is really a bit scary Wait, a rebound in January? Let's survive this month first The dip and absorption are already out, the longs are stubborn Large outflows for thirty days, this data is truly absolute If you ask me, entering now is just sending liquidation fees

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