2026-01-17 02:27:25

Analysts at CryptoQuant are reading Bitcoin's recent 21% surge differently—they see it as classic bear market relief, not a genuine trend flip.

Here's their concern: demand stays sluggish. Spot purchases are tightening up. ETF inflows? Pretty much flatlined. All signs pointing to a move that lacks real conviction underneath.

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GasFeeDodger

· 21h ago

The rebound lacks momentum; it's just a fleeting moment in a bear market. The real big players are still on the sidelines watching.

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ClassicDumpster

· 01-19 20:55

It's the same old story... If you have no confidence in a 21% increase, then how do you explain the drop this time, bro?

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LightningHarvester

· 01-19 01:38

A rebound without volume is just an illusion.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-17 02:57

No volume on the rebound, how can this surge really be? I've seen through it long ago.

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WhaleShadow

· 01-17 02:56

It's the same story again. When there's a rebound, it's a rebound. Do you have to find reasons to say it's fake? I think, in a bear market, rebounds and genuine reversals are hard to distinguish, who knows how things will unfold later.

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