Looking at the four-hour chart, the bullish momentum has clearly weakened — trading volume has fallen to less than half of what it was before. This is somewhat related to the inactivity during pre-market hours on Wall Street, but interestingly, the US stock market has actually started to weaken earlier. The bears also seem to lack momentum, seemingly holding back a big move.
Looking at the order book data, the amount of sell orders stacked up has approached the $100 million scale seen in early December last year — this number should not be underestimated.
The performance of ETF institutions in the past two days is also worth noting. Yesterday, there was a net inflow of $843 million, and for two consecutive days, the net inflow has been above $700 million. Such sustained high net inflows often indicate a potential reversal in the future.
Considering these factors together, the probability of a significant short-term correction is relatively high.
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MevShadowranger
· 10h ago
I like the saying that the bears are holding a big move, but this wave of ETF net inflows is so strong every day... It feels like they're laying the groundwork for a pullback.
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FOMOSapien
· 10h ago
Trading volume halves, and the bears are preparing a big move. This rhythm feels a bit strange.
Is such a strong net inflow from institutions really a good sign? The old pattern is back again.
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BearMarketMonk
· 10h ago
Institutions are疯狂ly accumulating at high levels. History always teaches us this lesson... This reversal is probably coming.
#比特币2026年行情展望 BTC Short-term Market Analysis
Looking at the four-hour chart, the bullish momentum has clearly weakened — trading volume has fallen to less than half of what it was before. This is somewhat related to the inactivity during pre-market hours on Wall Street, but interestingly, the US stock market has actually started to weaken earlier. The bears also seem to lack momentum, seemingly holding back a big move.
Looking at the order book data, the amount of sell orders stacked up has approached the $100 million scale seen in early December last year — this number should not be underestimated.
The performance of ETF institutions in the past two days is also worth noting. Yesterday, there was a net inflow of $843 million, and for two consecutive days, the net inflow has been above $700 million. Such sustained high net inflows often indicate a potential reversal in the future.
Considering these factors together, the probability of a significant short-term correction is relatively high.