2025-12-10 01:20:40

#数字资产行情上升 Bitcoin just held steady above the $92,000 mark, and this rebound is indeed quite strong. At the same time, Ethereum's 24-hour increase exceeded 7%, and mid-cap coins like Solana have even posted double-digit gains, with market enthusiasm clearly rebounding.

The driving forces behind this are actually quite clear: first, expectations for a Fed rate cut are heating up; second, regulators are becoming more friendly toward using crypto assets as collateral; and third, institutional funds continue to pour into spot ETFs. Together, these three factors have directly squeezed out the shorts—yesterday alone, over $300 million in short positions were liquidated.

Interestingly, the Fear & Greed Index is still stuck in the "Extreme Fear" range, indicating a certain gap between market sentiment and price action. Once this index starts to rise, there could be more room for upside. With improving macro liquidity and industry tailwinds working together, this rebound momentum is likely to be sustained in the short term. $BTC

BTC0.1%

ETH1.04%

SOL0.67%

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

11 Likes

Reward
11
8
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

DegenWhisperer

· 23h ago

Maintaining the 92,000 level, but I'm still waiting for the moment when the bears completely admit defeat. --- Is extreme fear still there? That's unbelievable. The market has surged so strongly, are retail investors still not experiencing FOMO? --- A $300 million short position was blown up—it's satisfying, but I'm a bit worried that the rebound might be too fast and could retest lower levels. --- Regulatory-friendly environment plus institutional entry—this combo punch really has some substance. Let's see if ETF funds can keep pouring in. --- Ethereum has already risen 7% and in double digits, yet the fear index is still stuck at extreme fear. This data must be so outdated. --- Expectations of a Fed rate cut are heating up. Are funds really rushing in like this? I feel like it's still institutions cutting the leeks. --- Hold steady in the short term? Brother, that's a skeptical view. No one dares to say if it can stabilize in the long run. --- Stabilized at 92,000; the next target should be 100,000, right? Seems like there’s a chance before the end of the year. --- I just want to know if those entering now truly believe or just want to ride this wave of good luck. --- Liquidity improvement and industry good news sound promising, but I've heard these reasons countless times before. Will they really work?

View OriginalReply0

TokenEconomist

· 12-10 17:13

actually, the fear & greed index lagging price action is textbook market inefficiency—think of it like traditional markets where sentiment indicators lag fundamentals by 2-3 weeks, ceteris paribus the dynamics here compress that timeline way faster due to leverage mechanics

Reply0

AirdropAnxiety

· 12-10 01:49

92k really held up, I thought it was another fake breakout haha. Liquidating 300 million in shorts like crazy, feels good, right? This is a real short squeeze. Fear index is still at the bottom? That means we haven’t reached the top yet. ETH's 7% increase is pretty steady, a bit more conservative compared to coins like SOL. Once the index moves, it’s going to take off. This round definitely leaves some room for imagination.

View OriginalReply0

PumpBeforeRug

· 12-10 01:47

Has 92K really held steady? I still feel like it’s on shaky ground... Shorts getting squeezed is definitely satisfying, but it’s hard to say how long this rebound will last. Extreme fear is still ongoing? That’s actually the most bullish signal—retail investors are still scared. SOL’s double-digit gains—I already sold half a while ago, just felt like this move was too fast. ETF inflows are a real positive, but macro factors are still a big issue, have to keep an eye on the Fed. How sustainable is this rebound? Feels a bit flimsy. $300 million in short liquidations—is that number even real... Expectations for rate cuts are heating up, that’s the core driver; everything else is just noise. Feels a bit sus—rallying this fast, is there something I don’t know about going on behind the scenes? Fear index is still extreme, which means the underlying logic hasn’t fully reversed yet, so I’ll keep watching.

View OriginalReply0

AirdropHermit

· 12-10 01:44

92,000 got pulled back again; the bears really got wrecked this time, haha.

View OriginalReply0

DefiEngineerJack

· 12-10 01:40

nah hold up, fear index still screaming yet price already moon'd? that's literally the textbook definition of inefficient market pricing lol. if you actually ran the numbers on liquidation cascades vs etf inflow velocity... never mind, most people don't think in order flows anyway

Reply0

SignatureLiquidator

· 12-10 01:38

Still hesitating at 92,000? Should have done this long ago. --- Shorts got squeezed hard and it feels awesome, this is the price of justice. --- Fear index is still at extreme fear? That means there’s still plenty of room to rise. --- Just these three factors combined and this much power? I thought it could push to 100,000. --- Regulatory friendliness is truly a turning point, who would have believed it before? --- Institutions are flooding into spot ETFs, retail investors are getting harvested again. --- Wait, extreme fear is actually an opportunity? That logic just flipped around. --- $300 million in liquidations yesterday, today it’s the longs’ turn to get dumped, it’s all the same. --- This is all we get from rising rate-cut expectations? The Fed has to keep pushing harder.

View OriginalReply0

ThreeHornBlasts

· 12-10 01:30

$92,000 is holding steady, and the bears got wrecked again—this feels really good. Wait, the Fear Index is still at extreme fear? That doesn’t make sense, how can people still be so scared when the price is pumping this hard? $300 million in liquidations? Haha, retail stop-losses just became exit liquidity for the big players again. As soon as rate cut expectations hit, institutions rushed in—this script feels awfully familiar. ETFs are seeing high volume and accumulation; this move actually has some upside potential. Should I get in now or wait for a pullback? I’m not so sure this time. A 7% move for Ethereum isn’t that big; the main thing is whether BTC can hold $92,000.

View OriginalReply0

Trending TopicsView More
#GateNovTransparencyReportReleased
17.96K Popularity
#FedRateCutComing
683.3K Popularity
#PostonSquaretoEarn$50
63.36K Popularity
#BitcoinActivityPicksUp
17.75K Popularity
#CryptoMarketRebound
508.97K Popularity

Hot Gate FunView More

1
拼好饭拼好饭
MC:$3.69KHolders:2
0.00%
2
666拼好饭
MC:$3.64KHolders:2
0.04%
3
GWHALEGWhale
MC:$3.81KHolders:3
0.97%
4
BGOLDBGOLD
MC:$3.67KHolders:1
0.78%
5
HTBGHotBerg
MC:$3.7KHolders:2
0.02%

Sitemap