2026-01-11 12:22:34

On-chain analyst Murphy recently shared an interesting observation. According to RMMPC indicators (Regional Monthly Price Change), the current Asian funds have a significantly stronger control over Bitcoin prices. Since December 19th, Asian funds have been actively entering the market, pushing BTC to rebound after a secondary bottom at $85,000. But why isn't this rebound as fierce as expected? The main issue lies in the US region — funds there haven't actively followed suit, partly due to the Christmas and New Year holidays.

This situation has precedent. Going back to the March 2025 market rally, Asian funds moved first, followed closely by US funds, and together they pushed the market to new highs. The current scenario is somewhat like a prelude to that — the key is when the US region will be ready to enter.

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RugPullProphet

· 11h ago

Asia is starting to get competitive again, while the US is still on holiday and slacking off. This pace is really a bit hard to keep up with.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 11h ago

Asia leading the US market in following the trend with the old routine, just waiting to see when Wall Street will go on holiday and come back.

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MevSandwich

· 12h ago

Asia is playing single-player games again, while the US region is still on vacation and sleeping soundly. The real celebration will start when they wake up.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 12h ago

Asia is moving while the US is still on holiday. This pace is really incredible. Just waiting for the big players to come back and scoop up the dip.

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