#数字资产市场洞察 Looking at the perpetual contract trading data across major exchanges, the difference between long and short trading volumes is still stuck below the 90-day incremental line (the red line). However, in this recent wave of market correction, it's clear that the enthusiasm for short positions is cooling rapidly—yellow, blue, and gray lines are all gradually approaching that red line. What does this indicate? The futures market is shifting from an extreme "collective bearish" sentiment to a gradual "bullish" outlook.
Someone asked if this is a good thing. I definitely think so. Have you noticed that the two red dashed boxes show quite similar trend patterns? We are currently stuck in a slow negative feedback loop. To break out, we need the bullish sentiment to truly warm up again. This process is essentially traders re-evaluating the market. Will @BTC@ follow this emotional turning point? The key still depends on the subsequent capital flow reactions.
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EthMaximalist
· 12h ago
Is the short-selling enthusiasm cooling down? This is the real bottom signal. Those who were extremely bearish earlier are starting to waver.
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GasGrillMaster
· 12-20 04:20
The cooling of short-selling enthusiasm feels like the market is brewing some big move.
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ForkItAll
· 12-20 03:41
The bearish heat has cooled down, which is a good thing. Now we're just waiting for the capital flow to give a signal.
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MagicBean
· 12-20 03:40
The bearish sentiment is indeed cooling down. I find this wave of emotional reversal quite interesting.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12-20 03:37
The cooling of the short-term heat is quite an interesting signal, and it feels like a breakthrough is not far away.
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SquidTeacher
· 12-20 03:25
The cooling of the short-selling enthusiasm is indeed a signal, but whether this wave can truly break the deadlock depends on whether the funds are willing to step in.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 12-20 03:23
It's good that the short-selling enthusiasm is cooling down; this is a bottom signal, brother.
#数字资产市场洞察 Looking at the perpetual contract trading data across major exchanges, the difference between long and short trading volumes is still stuck below the 90-day incremental line (the red line). However, in this recent wave of market correction, it's clear that the enthusiasm for short positions is cooling rapidly—yellow, blue, and gray lines are all gradually approaching that red line. What does this indicate? The futures market is shifting from an extreme "collective bearish" sentiment to a gradual "bullish" outlook.
Someone asked if this is a good thing. I definitely think so. Have you noticed that the two red dashed boxes show quite similar trend patterns? We are currently stuck in a slow negative feedback loop. To break out, we need the bullish sentiment to truly warm up again. This process is essentially traders re-evaluating the market. Will @BTC@ follow this emotional turning point? The key still depends on the subsequent capital flow reactions.