2025-12-30 11:26:55

The market's bullish and bearish forces are clearly divided. Investors holding a long position account for 63.4%, while the bearish side only makes up 36.6%. At first glance, the bulls seem to have the advantage, but the greed index is only 23, indicating that the entire market is permeated with extreme panic. This set of data is interesting—on the surface, the bulls hold an absolute advantage, but in reality, market participants' sentiment is extremely cautious. This mismatch often indicates that the market may face adjustments or fluctuations, and it is worth closely monitoring the subsequent developments.

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UnluckyLemur

· 6h ago

The high proportion of long positions is actually a signal, indicating that everyone is feeling anxious.

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DAOdreamer

· 18h ago

63% bullish but the fear greed index is only 23? This data is interesting, everyone says they're optimistic but they're actually all scared. Where's the supposed consensus? This is a typical talk-only market. With so many bulls, why are they still trembling? It feels like everyone is waiting for others to run first. This correction came early or late, but with this mindset, you're bound to get cut sooner or later.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 18h ago

Hmm, isn't this a typical case of "talks a lot but chickens out in practice"? I think such data is the most dangerous. Long positions are mostly long, but everyone is nervous inside, haha. The greed fear index is only 23? I don't believe you, probably still going to keep falling.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 18h ago

Hmm... 63% of the bulls only have a 23 fear and greed index. That's ridiculous. To put it simply, they say they're bullish, but they're actually scared stiff.

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SleepTrader

· 18h ago

This data is a slap in the face. There are so many bulls, yet they are all trembling. The true thoughts have been exposed.

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JustHereForMemes

· 18h ago

63.4% of the bulls but only a 23 Fear & Greed Index, isn't that just talking bullish while trembling in reality haha --- It's that same "data contradiction indicates correction" argument again. Every time it's said, the market still moves as it will --- Oh my, this is the legendary bull trap, feels like everyone is just deceiving themselves --- Wait, a Fear & Greed Index of 23 is really low, why are so many people still talking bullish? That's ridiculous --- So should we trust the bulls or the panic now? The two data points are conflicting

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 18h ago

63% of the bulls are just bluffing; few are actually willing to take action. The detail about the Greed and Fear Index at 23 is spot on—people talk bullish but are actually very timid. This is a classic case of "I’m optimistic but I don’t dare to buy," and an adjustment is inevitable sooner or later. This data seems to be paving the way for a big drop... The bulls are in the lead, but the crowd's morale is scattered; this situation is a bit dangerous.

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