2026-01-10 04:30:22

Commodities and US stocks performed well yesterday, and BTC followed the rising tide. However, the happiness didn't last long as a large amount of sell orders came back. From last night until now, there has been a continuous inflow of 200 million in spot funds without any outflow, while 173 million has entered the derivatives market. It seems that market sentiment is still a bit conflicted—some want to chase gains, while others are releasing pressure. The rhythm of capital inflows and outflows can reveal a lot about the situation. In this stalemate, the future direction depends on whether commodities and US stocks can hold up.

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MEVictim

· 4h ago

This dump is really impressive. Yesterday I was still winning, and today I got caught off guard with a counterattack. Buying and selling at the same time, are the contract traders throwing a tantrum again? With such volatile capital attitude, who can stabilize it? Watching the spot market hold steady, I really doubt how long this can last.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-10 04:59

It's the same old trick again, feeling great when chasing highs, heartbreaking when dumping. Funds come in but don't go out, is this trying to test the bottom? Contracts worth 173 million have entered, now it's a matter of guessing the other side's hand or betting on their mentality. Let it be a stalemate, anyway, if the bulk commodities can't hold up, we can't play it either. Who can withstand the pressure in this wave wins, honestly, it's that simple. Just waiting for the market to set the tone, anyway, those entering now are all betting that someone will buy the dip later.

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HodlTheDoor

· 01-10 04:56

Funds moving in and out so hesitantly, it’s really a classic fence-sitting move. --- This is the most awkward moment for BTC when traditional assets can no longer hold up. --- Throwing 200 million in and not fleeing, it shows someone is betting on what’s coming next. --- Contract worth 173 million? How little do they think of themselves? --- I’ll believe this wave still has a chance if spot doesn’t escape. --- When the day comes that commodities collapse, it will be quite a show. --- After such a long stalemate, it’s time to take action. Who’s still waiting?

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ForkItAll

· 01-10 04:49

The most frustrating thing in a stalemate is this kind of situation—funds come in, then selling pressure... We really need to see if the US stock market can hold steady.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 01-10 04:43

Funds continue to flow in but are hesitant to push higher, this is the current dilemma... Let's wait for a signal from the US stock market.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-10 04:34

This rhythm really can't be sustained, funds keep coming in and going out, like a Russian nesting doll.

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