Monday's overall market performance was relatively stable, but the continuous outflow of funds from the US sector is somewhat concerning.
In terms of market capitalization, although there were many fluctuations during the day, it was basically flat compared to the previous day. Notably, Bitcoin quietly absorbed value from altcoins during this process, while Ethereum maintained relative stability. This kind of divergence is not surprising — it's the typical rhythm during a bull market.
After the release of news related to Powell, market trading activity quickly heated up, and liquidity was significantly restored. The intra-day trading volume was highly concentrated, mainly revolving around Bitcoin and Ethereum, with other tokens participating relatively less. This indicates that although market risk appetite has somewhat increased, investors are still quite cautious in their choices.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 17h ago
The issue of US capital outflow is a bit uncomfortable, but BTC's method of draining altcoins is still the same old story.
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NoStopLossNut
· 01-15 07:25
The outflow from the US market really feels a bit off-putting, seems like something is brewing.
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StealthDeployer
· 01-15 05:12
The outflow of foreign capital to the US is still ongoing, and it doesn't seem very good.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-12 20:10
The issue of US dollar outflow has never left my mind; I feel like it's about to explode.
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TokenTaxonomist
· 01-12 20:08
us capital outflow during a "bull market" is basically natural selection at work... per my analysis, the altcoin liquidation suggests poor token phylogenetics
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FUDwatcher
· 01-12 20:00
American capital outflow... This wave of momentum is really hard to hold, BTC is still bleeding, truly unstoppable.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-12 19:59
The outflow of foreign capital in the US really feels a bit unsettling, always sensing that hidden risks lurk beneath the calm.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-12 19:58
The issue of capital outflow in the US market is really getting annoying; it feels like a change is coming.
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LeverageAddict
· 01-12 19:55
I don't think the outflow of funds from the US market is that pessimistic. As long as BTC and ETH are still draining from copycat projects, it indicates that the main players are still active.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 01-12 19:46
The outflow of foreign capital really is annoying, always feeling like the calm before a big event...
Monday's overall market performance was relatively stable, but the continuous outflow of funds from the US sector is somewhat concerning.
In terms of market capitalization, although there were many fluctuations during the day, it was basically flat compared to the previous day. Notably, Bitcoin quietly absorbed value from altcoins during this process, while Ethereum maintained relative stability. This kind of divergence is not surprising — it's the typical rhythm during a bull market.
After the release of news related to Powell, market trading activity quickly heated up, and liquidity was significantly restored. The intra-day trading volume was highly concentrated, mainly revolving around Bitcoin and Ethereum, with other tokens participating relatively less. This indicates that although market risk appetite has somewhat increased, investors are still quite cautious in their choices.