When I saw this number in the morning, the chat group was filled with "It's over, it's over" voices. But if you've actually looked at the recent on-chain transaction data, you'll realize: now is not the time to flee, but a critical period for quietly building positions.
Let's get straight to the point—this rebound is not a trap for trapping people with false signals, but the first recovery phase after market sentiment hits bottom.
Why am I so confident in this judgment?
Just look at the monitoring data. Over the past two days, those big addresses have been aggressively buying in the $25,000 to $26,000 range for BTC, while exchange-held coins are constantly flowing out—this is definitely not the move of retail investors.
Breaking down the Panic Index itself: although overall still in the "panic" level, if you look closely at the weight distribution of its sub-components, the volatility part has already shown clear convergence. In plain terms, the momentum of a sharp decline has weakened; meanwhile, the social heat component has picked up, indicating that FOMO is slowly brewing.
Recently, ETF approval has been a hot topic. Every dip has been quickly absorbed, and institutional support at the bottom is much stronger than retail investors imagine.
I know many people are scared off by last year's drop, and whenever they see "panic," they want to run. But that's the problem—when market participants are collectively bearish, the opposite signals tend to be more accurate.
Here's how I suggest operating:
Don't chase meme coins; the most vigorous rebound wave has already passed. Focus on grid dollar-cost averaging for BTC and ETH, placing orders in batches around the $25,000 mark and slowly accumulating. Also, reserve 30% of your position and consider adding more when the Panic Index rises above 40.
Here's a proven rule I keep repeating: a bull market is born amid widespread pessimism, grows when everyone is hesitating, and finally ends in a nationwide celebration. At this stage? We're still at the first step.
In two weeks, the answer will be clearer upon review. $ETH
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-07 22:35
Big Fish is buying at 2.5 low, retail investors are still shouting it's over, hilarious. This is what you call a contrarian indicator, bro.
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RegenRestorer
· 01-06 05:33
Big fish are buying low, retail investors are fleeing, and this gap is obvious at a glance.
The panic index is the best contrarian indicator; the more people shout "it's over," the closer we are to the bottom.
At the 25,000 level, I am also placing orders in batches, just waiting for some movement on the ETF side.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 01-05 05:51
Hey, wait a minute. Big Fish is eating up the order book so crazily at 25,000. Are we retail investors still shouting there? Let's do the opposite.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-05 05:51
Isn't the panic index at 26 the bottom? Why are big players still bleeding at 25,000?
On-chain data can't be fooled; exchange coin issuance is the real signal.
Last year's crash scared me, now everything looks like a trap, but isn't this the best time to build positions?
Wait, is this logic reversed? The more panicked, the more you should get in?
I need to think more about the BTC grid dollar-cost averaging strategy; it feels reliable.
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Deconstructionist
· 01-05 05:51
Panic index 26... The sisters are shouting again, unaware that the big fish are already eating happily at the bottom.
Institutional stickiness is right there; the meme coin rebound has long been over. Now, focusing on BTC and ETH is the real deal.
The worst time for bottom crowd sentiment is often the buying point. Is this time any different?
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-05 05:43
Panic 26 is indeed a bit funny; it's all retail investors being brainwashed. The big players have already ambushed at the bottom.
Whales are aggressively buying between 25,000 and 26,000. This wave really calls for a reversal to go long.
Honestly, those who were afraid of last year's dip will never be able to profit from this rebound.
Start grid dollar-cost averaging for BTC and ETH; don't be driven by emotions.
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Everyone in the group keeps shouting "It's over, it's over," but in reality, the big players are frantically buying at the bottom. The gap is truly remarkable.
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Hey, have you noticed? It's always the pessimists who suffer the most; contrarian signals are always the most accurate.
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I'll wait another two weeks to analyze the on-chain data, and then the truth will be revealed.
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Avoid meme coins; there are too many traps. Just stick to grid trading BTC honestly.
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Institutions have much stronger bottom stickiness than retail investors. That's the fundamental difference.
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MetaMasked
· 01-05 05:36
Big Fish is eating chips at 25,000, and we're still shouting there? That's hilarious.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-05 05:34
Girls, don't panic. Big fish are accumulating at the bottom. Following the ambush is the right way.
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Want to run away again? That wave last year was a false hit. Look at the on-chain data before speaking.
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What does a panic index of 26 mean? Volatility has converged, and institutional stickiness far exceeds your imagination.
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I've given up on memes. Just grid trading with profits and Ethereum, lying down in batches here at 25,000.
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Really? Every time you say it's the bottom, you still get trapped. This time I believe you, just watch.
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Wait, is the big fish aggressively buying at low prices? Then I also need to reserve 30% of my position. This logic makes sense.
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Growth comes from negativity. Sounds good, but I'm just afraid it's another trap. After two weeks, I’ll review and watch the show.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 01-05 05:32
Big Fish's signal to buy coins and withdraw from exchanges is more indicative than the panic index itself.
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It's the same old story: retail investors call out, and institutions only start to act seriously afterward. Tired of the套路.
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Repeated testing at the 26 level, the reason it can't break below has been found.
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The suggestion to set a grid investment of 25,000 can be copied, but I still want to keep some bullets for emergencies.
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Being scared by last year's crash is understandable. Now, just seeing the panic index triggers a reflex to run. It's tough to endure.
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The ETF thing is indeed supporting the bottom, institutions aren't that foolish.
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That meme coin wave has indeed faded; it's not worth chasing the high anymore.
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Waiting until 40 or above to move with only 30% position is a prudent approach.
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The loudest bearish voices are often the best time to enter. Could this time be the same?
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On-chain data is right there; no way to fake it.
#数字资产动态追踪 Panic Index is again stuck at 26?
When I saw this number in the morning, the chat group was filled with "It's over, it's over" voices. But if you've actually looked at the recent on-chain transaction data, you'll realize: now is not the time to flee, but a critical period for quietly building positions.
Let's get straight to the point—this rebound is not a trap for trapping people with false signals, but the first recovery phase after market sentiment hits bottom.
Why am I so confident in this judgment?
Just look at the monitoring data. Over the past two days, those big addresses have been aggressively buying in the $25,000 to $26,000 range for BTC, while exchange-held coins are constantly flowing out—this is definitely not the move of retail investors.
Breaking down the Panic Index itself: although overall still in the "panic" level, if you look closely at the weight distribution of its sub-components, the volatility part has already shown clear convergence. In plain terms, the momentum of a sharp decline has weakened; meanwhile, the social heat component has picked up, indicating that FOMO is slowly brewing.
Recently, ETF approval has been a hot topic. Every dip has been quickly absorbed, and institutional support at the bottom is much stronger than retail investors imagine.
I know many people are scared off by last year's drop, and whenever they see "panic," they want to run. But that's the problem—when market participants are collectively bearish, the opposite signals tend to be more accurate.
Here's how I suggest operating:
Don't chase meme coins; the most vigorous rebound wave has already passed. Focus on grid dollar-cost averaging for BTC and ETH, placing orders in batches around the $25,000 mark and slowly accumulating. Also, reserve 30% of your position and consider adding more when the Panic Index rises above 40.
Here's a proven rule I keep repeating: a bull market is born amid widespread pessimism, grows when everyone is hesitating, and finally ends in a nationwide celebration. At this stage? We're still at the first step.
In two weeks, the answer will be clearer upon review. $ETH