#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Data analysis platform recently discovered an interesting phenomenon—although Bitcoin rebounded this week, the online voices are changing. The bearish sentiment is continuously growing, and there has been a subtle shift in public opinion.
But here’s a contrast: market trends usually go against retail investors’ thoughts. In the past ten days or so, the pervasive pessimism in the air might actually serve as a signal—fear often breeds opportunities. This wave of intense panic may be paving the way for Bitcoin to surge back to the $100,000 mark.
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ConsensusBot
· 11h ago
Retail investors shouting for a bear market, the more you should think in the opposite direction
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The biggest bearish sentiment often signals the bottom; I’ve believed in this logic for a long time
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Fear is at its peak, is ten thousand dollars still far away?
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Every time the sentiment is most pessimistic, the market actually takes off—truly magical
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Everyone online is bearish, which actually gives me the courage to get in
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Recently, with this rhythm, those who operate in reverse are probably about to make a lot of money again
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How desperate must the atmosphere be to pave the way for ten thousand dollars?
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The market is truly counter-human nature; the more afraid, the more it rises
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This is the biggest test of mentality; most people are still hesitating, while smart money has already quietly entered the market
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 11h ago
The market is too pessimistic; in fact, it's a good time to buy the dip. We've played this trick many times before.
This wave of panic is indeed building up, and it feels like the next catalyst is just around the corner.
The more bearish the outlook, the more I want to lay low. The market loves to cut the grass in the opposite direction.
100,000 is still too conservative; I believe breaking 105,000 is not a dream.
When fear reaches its peak, it's often the best entry point. Why are you still hesitating?
Basically, retail investors are scared, and the main players are just collecting their positions—old tricks.
This CPI data might be a turning point; let's wait and see.
The louder the bearish cries, the more calm I become. History always repeats itself.
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AlphaLeaker
· 11h ago
Is it the same old story again, the more shorts there are, the more it rises? I just don't believe it, anyway I'm still holding a short position.
The more people look bearish, the more it signals a bottom. This logic sounds pretty shaky, but maybe it's true...
Hundred thousand dollars? Let's see what CPI says first, it's too early to say anything now.
Hmm, this time it's really a bit strange. Retail investors are scared, but the coin is actually rising. I can't wrap my head around it.
Every day they say fear breeds opportunity, but all I see is continued decline.
When everyone is bearish, is that really the bottom? I bet this time is different.
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SandwichTrader
· 11h ago
Retail investors call for shorting, I just reverse and buy the dip. This trick has been effective for so many years.
Another wave of panic is another opportunity to get on board.
Watching the CPI data, I am not afraid of anything regarding BTC.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 11h ago
The Air Group is bearish again, I knew it was time to buy the dip haha
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$100,000? Let's wait and see, this wave of panic might not be over yet
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Retail investors are scared, big players are laughing, always like this
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Why is it always like this? The most bearish moments often lead to a reverse breakout
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Once the CPI data is released, you'll know how to play the next move
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Panic is the best ticket to get in, I’ve got my eyes on it
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Just listen, don’t really believe that hype
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This time is different... no, it’s the same every time
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The most feared thing is when everyone is bearish, it’s often the calm before the storm
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WhaleWatcher
· 11h ago
Retail investors shouting shorting more and more, the more I am bullish. I've been playing this trick for years.
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$100,000? I bet you all FOMO in and it drops again.
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Heard a lot of talk about fear paving the way, but it really happens every time.
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They start telling stories before CPI is even out. Just wait and see.
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The stronger the sense of airiness, the more it signals a bottom. No problem.
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Retail investors' reverse mentality is common knowledge for traders. Don't pretend to be a newbie.
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It's just magical, anyway I am still holding.
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The more people are bearish, the more it shows no one dares to catch the bottom. That’s the opportunity.
#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Data analysis platform recently discovered an interesting phenomenon—although Bitcoin rebounded this week, the online voices are changing. The bearish sentiment is continuously growing, and there has been a subtle shift in public opinion.
But here’s a contrast: market trends usually go against retail investors’ thoughts. In the past ten days or so, the pervasive pessimism in the air might actually serve as a signal—fear often breeds opportunities. This wave of intense panic may be paving the way for Bitcoin to surge back to the $100,000 mark.
$BTC $ETH $PEPE The market is indeed a bit magical.