2026-01-04 08:26:02

BTC surged to $91,000 this morning, and the entire market is screaming: The bull market is back!

But I remembered a question that is often overlooked: Is it really?

The three key signals have not yet been confirmed. Did it break through, or is it just an illusion of liquidity driven by the beginning of the year? Looking at the data makes it clear.

This rebound feels a bit strange: from 89K on January 2nd to 91.3K on January 3rd, on the surface, it looks good. But the panic index is still stuck at 25 (pure fear mode), ETF net inflows only lasted for one day, and the 21-day moving average has just stabilized around 90K.

So the question is—are there really that many buyers? Or is it just a show? The data does not provide a clear answer.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-07 08:20

Ha, coming with this again? Every time it hits over 90,000, you say it's a bull market, but the data doesn't support it at all. You want to trick us into buying in after just one day of ETF entry? I don't believe it. The panic index is stuck at 25, that's the real truth.

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SerumSquirrel

· 01-07 07:13

Here we go again. Every time it goes up a little, they say it's a bull market. I'm exhausted. The fear index hits 25. This data is indeed a bit awkward. Is capital entering the market? I don't think so. The ETF only entered for one day and then disappeared. Is the same old playbook at the beginning of the year about to repeat? I can't bet on that. If it reaches 91K, it will be excited like this, but it won't last long.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-06 05:01

91K so what, I just want to know who is taking over this time The panic index is still 25, indicating that big players understand what's going on Last year, this trick was played many times, wake up everyone The ETF's net inflow in one day is gone, isn't this just a fake-out? Can data lie? I don't think so This rebound is indeed a bit shaky, volume doesn't match the price Wait until real institutions come in, for now it's all retail investors clapping each other Watching 91K is satisfying, but I'm more concerned about who is selling

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LeekCutter

· 01-04 08:56

Everyone is shouting about the bull market, but I just smile. The fear index is still at 25, isn't that contradictory?

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-04 08:54

What's going on with 91K again? The fear index is still at 25. Don't panic too early.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-04 08:53

The panic index is still stuck at 25, this recent rise is indeed a bit fake. --- ETF has only been in for one day, are you really treating this as a bull market? Wake up. --- 91K looks appealing, but honestly, the data suggests it's still a bit uncertain. --- Is it that liquidity manipulation trick again? The trap from the beginning of the year hasn't been filled yet. --- The 21-day moving average just stabilized before a surge—this rhythm is really interesting. --- Are there really that many people jumping in? I think it's more like institutions are harvesting retail investors' gains. --- The panic index remains unchanged, indicating no one truly believes in this rally. --- Net inflow disappeared in just one day; how will the follow-up be handled? The answer is already in the data. --- Bull market? To me, it looks more like a well-crafted false breakout. --- The problem is good, but no one is willing to answer seriously; everyone is just bragging.

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Anon32942

· 01-04 08:52

Are you still calling for a bull market with the panic index at 25? I think 99% of retail investors are shouting, while institutions have already seen through it.

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OPsychology

· 01-04 08:49

Data, data, more data. It's all about the data. It's already risen to 91K, yet people are still obsessing over the fear index. I think it's just people wanting to jump off the bearish train.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-04 08:34

Starting to sing about a bull market at 91K? I think it's just liquidity dancing. With the fear index at 25, how can you still claim to have confidence?

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