BTC net absorption volume (25-hour moving average) just surged to +$50 million, the strongest since October 2—when it was also around $50 million. Anomalies of this magnitude often occur before a shift in market sentiment, indicating that real spot buying is returning, while most traders are still on the sidelines.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12-05 02:31
According to the data, a net absorption volume of $50 million is indeed worth noting, but here's a detail—the smoothing effect of the 25-hour moving average may mask shorter-term volatility. The specific analysis is as follows: first, the relationship between spot inflows and hedging by futures shorts; second, the risk reminder that retail investors often only follow after a sentiment reversal has already occurred, which is usually the second wave of the trend.
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$50 million? Based on historical on-chain data patterns, this kind of sudden spike often lags about 48 hours behind the actual sentiment turning point, so don’t be misled by leading indicators.
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Interesting, the same volume happened on October 2 as well, so what? How did the market move afterward? As I recall, there wasn’t any particularly clear trend confirmation.
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Spot buy flow returning is indeed a positive signal, but it’s important to distinguish between net institutional inflows vs. retail chasing highs. TVL data doesn’t lie.
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This was discussed in the paper: in market microstructure, abnormal net absorption values are often false signals before liquidity dries up—be cautious.
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Most traders are on the sidelines? Isn’t this the most common herd effect window? By the time things really break out, it’s usually too late.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 12-03 23:52
A net buy-in of 50 million? I'm just quietly watching all the gurus buy the dip, waiting to see their losses in the reverse replay.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 12-03 02:52
Real money is flowing in again; this time it must be different, right?
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MintMaster
· 12-03 02:43
Whales are quietly buying in, while retail investors are just watching the show, haha.
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LiquidationAlert
· 12-03 02:36
Real money is quietly entering the market, while retail investors are still hesitating about whether to get on board.
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LiquidityLarry
· 12-03 02:29
Damn, big money is buying in again, and retail investors are still hesitating?
BTC net absorption volume (25-hour moving average) just surged to +$50 million, the strongest since October 2—when it was also around $50 million. Anomalies of this magnitude often occur before a shift in market sentiment, indicating that real spot buying is returning, while most traders are still on the sidelines.