2026-01-08 10:35:04

The current crypto market shows a clear bullish dominance. Data indicates that the long position ratio reaches 59.9%, while the short positions only account for 40.1%, highlighting a significant bullish advantage. However, from the sentiment perspective, the Fear and Greed Index is only at 28, indicating the market is in a state of extreme panic. This situation reflects that although investors are leaning towards bullish positions, their actual mindset is quite cautious, and market confidence is noticeably lacking. In the short term, this divergence between bulls and bears and the extreme panic atmosphere warrant close attention, as it likely signals upcoming significant market volatility.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 7h ago

59.9% longs are extremely panicked, hilarious. This is a classic case of talking bullish but acting timid. --- Fear and Greed Index 28? This wave, the little guys are really scared to death, no confidence in their holdings. --- Such a serious long-short divergence, it's no surprise if nothing happens in the short term. Must keep a close watch. --- It's the same old story, verbally bullish but actually cowardly, waiting to be crushed. --- Lack of confidence but still holding positions, this mindset will collapse sooner or later. --- Extremely panicked but still insisting on being bullish? I think they’re trying to buy the dip at the cost of blood. --- What does a Fear and Greed Index of 28 indicate? It means this wave is about to explode.

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FOMOSapien

· 15h ago

Well... I say I'm bullish, but my hands are trembling like a sieve. Isn't this just how it is now? Wait, the greed index is only 28, could this be a bottom signal? Feeling a bit anxious. The bulls are dominant but it's all just paper wealth. Can it still rise with such a shattered mentality? I find it hard to believe. Should I buy the dip when everyone is extremely panicked? I think so every time, but I always get caught. We promised big volatility. I bet 100U that next week will be a sideways grind to death us. This is the classic rookie trap: making money on paper but losing in heart. I really can't hold on anymore. With such a high position ratio, why is my mood still so bad? There's a contradiction here.

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quiet_lurker

· 01-08 11:02

Saying you're bullish but backing down, the classic feeling before a sell-off.

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LiquidationKing

· 01-08 10:57

Talking bullish but sweating all over, this is the current market The Fear and Greed Index at 28 is really extreme, a typical case of bravado on the surface but guilt inside Bullish traders are shouting excitedly, but deep down they're terrified How can 59.9% of bulls be so insecure? LOL If this move really blows up, who should we blame?

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 01-08 10:52

Saying bullish but trembling in hand—that's the current market sentiment. 59.9% bulls but only 28 on the Fear and Greed Index, a typical case of tough talk but soft heart, it will explode sooner or later. Everyone's just gambling; no one truly believes. This time the divergence is so severe, either a sharp rise or a sharp fall, no middle ground. Market where words don't match feelings is the most terrifying. I think I'll stick to my cold wallet.

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RektRecorder

· 01-08 10:49

Hey, this data is quite interesting. So many bulls, but everyone's confidence is shattered? Honestly, the greed index at 28 is pretty bleak. I've seen this kind of divergence several times before. Talking bullish but trembling in hand, a typical hold-cash and wait-and-see situation. I'm not just worrying for nothing; this kind of situation has never been good before... Wait, will this really lead to a big wave of volatility, or is it just another false alarm?

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