#策略性加码BTC The data is right in front of you, how long can the bears keep up their bravado?📈
From a technical perspective, the bullish percentage index of the S&P 500 has broken through 66% again after three months. Historical data shows that once this level stabilizes, the probability of an increase in the next 12 months can reach 90%, with an average gain of about 13%. This is not some mysterious signal; it's a blatant indicator of capital flow.
Some people are still waiting for a "big drop" to buy the dip. Wake up. Traditional finance's printing press has already restarted, and the crypto market is still lying low? Playing short at this critical moment is like riding a bicycle against traffic on a highway—asking for trouble. Once the US stock market moves far away, the USDT in your hands will only be good for blowing cold air.
Don't want to be left behind before the bull market starts? This turning point in macro capital flow is the best time to reassess your positions. Instead of continuing to wait and see, it's better to follow the rhythm.
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SigmaValidator
· 13h ago
There's a 90% chance this data is a bit shaky. But judging by the rhythm of the US stock market, we really shouldn't keep holding onto USDT anymore.
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ChainPoet
· 18h ago
The bears should wake up. There's a 90% chance it's going to stay here. What are you still waiting for?
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LootboxPhobia
· 01-13 18:40
Is the 66% level really that magical? Let's look at the historical data—don't just hype it up.
The bears keep holding on stubbornly. I see only two outcomes—either buy the dip halfway up the mountain, or watch helplessly as you miss out.
This wave definitely has different funding conditions, but to be so absolute... maybe hold some positions and wait a bit.
If the S&P is like this, can BTC still be pushed up? There's really no reason it can't.
Should we go all-in as soon as the printing press restarts? I wouldn't dare play that way.
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NightAirdropper
· 01-13 18:40
90% chance? I don't believe you, you liar. You said the same thing last time.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 01-13 18:40
The bears really can't hold on right now. Looking at this data, I know it's time to go all in again.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 01-13 18:39
Is the 66% level really that incredible? I saw it break through around this time last year too, but what happened... Anyway, restarting the printing press really can't be sustained anymore.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 01-13 18:34
Hmm... 66% sounds pretty good, but is the historical data reliable? I'll wait and see.
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BearMarketBro
· 01-13 18:26
The shorts got slapped in the face, indeed. Not following this wave would really be a regret.
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GasGoblin
· 01-13 18:20
66% is indeed a significant threshold, but I still reserve judgment on a 90% probability since historical data isn't a hard rule.
#策略性加码BTC The data is right in front of you, how long can the bears keep up their bravado?📈
From a technical perspective, the bullish percentage index of the S&P 500 has broken through 66% again after three months. Historical data shows that once this level stabilizes, the probability of an increase in the next 12 months can reach 90%, with an average gain of about 13%. This is not some mysterious signal; it's a blatant indicator of capital flow.
Some people are still waiting for a "big drop" to buy the dip. Wake up. Traditional finance's printing press has already restarted, and the crypto market is still lying low? Playing short at this critical moment is like riding a bicycle against traffic on a highway—asking for trouble. Once the US stock market moves far away, the USDT in your hands will only be good for blowing cold air.
Don't want to be left behind before the bull market starts? This turning point in macro capital flow is the best time to reassess your positions. Instead of continuing to wait and see, it's better to follow the rhythm.