2025-12-29 11:29:31

The latest data from the cryptocurrency market shows that in the current long-short strength comparison, the bullish side accounts for 60.3%, while the bearish side accounts for 39.7%, indicating an overall tendency towards the bulls. However, it is worth noting that the Fear and Greed Index is currently at 24, and market sentiment has already fallen into extreme panic. This contradictory phenomenon between the long-short ratio and market panic sentiment reflects that although most investors remain optimistic, the actual psychological pressure is immense. In such a market environment, traders need to observe subsequent trend changes more cautiously.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 5h ago

Saying you're bullish, but your hands are still trembling—that's the current market situation.

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metaverse_hermit

· 5h ago

Saying you're bullish on the surface, but terrified inside—that's the current state of the crypto world...

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WalletsWatcher

· 5h ago

Hmm... 60% of people are still holding on, and the Fear and Greed Index at 24 is deadly. This contrast is indeed remarkable. --- It's called "bullish dominance" in nice words, but in reality, the retail investors haven't been fully cut yet. --- Typically saying "nothing's wrong," but their fingers are already trembling. --- Wait, this data suggests everyone is optimistic but also panicking? It kind of feels like a performance. --- I just want to know when that 60% will turn around. An index of 24 is really a bit scary. --- Contradiction, contradiction... The gap is too wide; it will collapse sooner or later. --- Why are so many people bullish but still so anxious? Something's off. --- This is the "last stubbornness of gamblers." Hang in a little longer and see if we can turn things around.

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GweiTooHigh

· 5h ago

Huh? Over 60% bullish but the fear index is at 24? Isn't this a typical case of saying bullish but trembling in action?

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MoneyBurnerSociety

· 5h ago

More than 60% long positions but afraid of losing 24, are you all playing word games or truly fooling yourselves... I bet five bucks and the next second it reversed.

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AirdropBuffet

· 5h ago

Hmm... 60% of people are bullish but the greed and fear index is only 24, which is ridiculous. It feels like everyone is just pretending to be calm haha --- Extremely panicked yet insisting on being bullish, it's like saying there's nothing wrong but the body is being honest --- Wait, isn't this data a contrarian indicator? Why do I feel like it's becoming more dangerous the more it is like this --- So right now, everyone is nervously anxious but still pretending to have confidence in the future market, I get it --- Greed and fear index 24... everyone needs to adjust their mindset. This wave is a bit hard to hold up

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