2026-01-18 10:50:23

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 The main force movements reveal the current pressure—BTC faces short-term adjustment pressure.

The on-chain fund flow over the past 12 hours has already provided the answer. Data shows that BTC's main sellers have offloaded $31.87 million worth of positions, while buyers only absorbed $20.91 million, resulting in a net outflow of $10.96 million. From the buy-sell ratio, an imbalance of 1:1.52 clearly indicates a bearish attitude among the funds.

Details often hide the truth. In this wave of selling, the largest single sell order reached $8.46 million, with decisive and concentrated dumping—this is not retail investor behavior. In comparison, although the largest buy order also reached $9.59 million, subsequent follow-up buying was obviously weak. The continuous momentum of buyers is insufficient, which means the willingness to absorb is gradually diminishing.

$BTC $ETH $SOL 's performance is worth observing, but for BTC itself, this wave of fund withdrawal signals is already quite clear.

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unrekt.eth

· 9h ago

The main force's recent sell-off is indeed quite aggressive, and it seems like the buying pressure really can't hold up anymore.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 9h ago

The data is indeed here. The unbalanced ratio of 1:1.52 indicates a significant issue, and the main force's determination to sell off seems quite resolute. The main force has consecutively sold 8.46 million, but the buyers are showing weakness... Short-term caution is definitely necessary. Research shows that such an imbalance in capital flow often signals the start of a correction cycle, which is worth paying attention to. Large single sell orders are highly concentrated and clearly not the strategy of retail investors. From a technical perspective, this is a sign of institutional pressure. Is the buying momentum continuously insufficient? Then the problem is serious. The weakening of support capacity can only indicate that bearish sentiment is spreading. Considering the net outflow of 10.96 million, the short-term correction pressure facing BTC is indeed not to be underestimated. It's a bit strange—positive core inflation data but still selling off. This logic needs to be reconsidered. The truth is hidden in the details. The comparison between 8.46 million and 9.59 million clearly shows how big the difference in attitude between buyers and sellers is.

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GasFeeTherapist

· 9h ago

The main force is dumping again, and this time it looks like a real correction... $10.96 million net outflow, buyers can't keep up at all.

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BearMarketSage

· 9h ago

The main force is smashing the market so aggressively, retail investors are still bottom-fishing... It's a classic pattern of being cut like chives. --- It's the same old story, big players run away while small retail investors pick up the bag, it's exhausting just to watch. --- A $8.46 million order is coming down, is this really not a joke? --- To put it simply, it's now about who can run faster. I think it's safer to reduce some holdings first. --- Net outflow of 10.96 million? Oh my, this data is starting to be hard to hold up. --- The fact that buyers aren't following indicates a problem. Everyone is waiting for a rebound. --- With such a bearish attitude from the funds, I think there might still be a decline in the short term. --- Those who dare to bottom-fish in this rhythm really have big hearts. --- An imbalance of 1:1.52... retail investors really can't compete with the main force. --- Let's wait and see. The timing to get in now doesn't seem quite right.

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AirdropSkeptic

· 9h ago

The main force is dumping again, just looking at the ratio tells us today is dangerous... --- $8.46 million was dumped in one go, this scale is really not something retail investors can handle --- Buyers can't keep up, this is the most terrifying part --- Net outflow of $10.96 million, it feels like someone is clearing out their positions and preparing to run --- CPI below expectations but instead drops? I find this logic a bit hard to understand --- An imbalance of 1:1.52, it's obvious that the bearish are positioning themselves --- Follow-up weak buying signals, this indicator is indeed quite clear --- I just want to know if the main players will continue to dump next --- It seems that in the short term, we really need to be cautious; the waning willingness to absorb is the most critical point

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nft_widow

· 9h ago

The main force's recent sell-off is quite fierce, dropping $8.46 million in one go... retail investors can't even keep up with the sell-off.

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OfflineValidator

· 9h ago

The main force is so eager to dump, I'm actually not too worried anymore. History just repeats itself like this.

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