#内容挖矿 Santiment Marketing Director Brian Quinlavin pointed out in a blog post on October 2nd that when five major 'fear' terms appear frequently on social media, it may indicate that the market is excessively panic and instead foreshadows a Rebound in the market.

The first word is "crash". When everyone is talking about "crash", it usually means the price has already big dump, and traders are in panic. Ironically, when the word "crash" is mentioned most on social media, it is usually when the price starts to reverse.
Similarly, when the words 'sell' and 'dead' appear on social platforms, it also indicates that the market is about to recover, creating an opportunity for the brave.
The fourth key fear keyword is "crackdown", which refers to regulatory and legal pressure, which can make traders feel restricted and fearful. However, this kind of fear often brings good buying opportunities, especially when panic seems excessive.
The fifth fear word is "liquidation", which depends on the market direction. Typically, investors on social media use this word to celebrate when people in the short market are forced to Close Position. Quinlavin said that a high level of Short Close Position historically has been a good opportunity for new buyers to get on board.
Quinlavin concluded that taking a "reverse thinking" approach to social media emotions "is often the right decision".