2025-12-29 09:01:26

#BinanceABCs When everyone is bearish, the bottom may be quietly forming

Cryptocurrency market analysis agencies have recently put forward a sobering view: the more unified the bearish voices, the more likely it is to become a turning point. This is not mysticism, but a pattern repeatedly verified in the crypto circle.

Looking back at history makes it clear. From the second half of last year to this spring, the market repeatedly experienced a "full bearish" situation, only to be proven wrong each time. After Bitcoin's FTX collapse in 2022, the entire community fell into despair, and no one dared to buy the dip. Yet, it rebounded from $15,000. Earlier, in March 2020, the king of coins dropped to $3,800, panic was rampant, but it unexpectedly triggered that famous big rally.

And now? Bitcoin is consolidating, ETF funds are leaving, and the bearish voices are covering everything. But this is the point of interest — what the market fears most is never the decline itself, but when everyone has the same idea. Things that go against human nature often hide where consensus is strongest.

Of course, this is not an encouragement to blindly buy the dip. Just a reminder that the history of the crypto circle is cyclical, and keeping a cautious mind is never wrong. $BTC

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 9h ago

Here we go again with the "consensus equals reversal" logic. Every time you say it, what's the result? Still getting trapped as usual. But to be fair, last time when everyone was loudly bearish, it did rebound. I'm now betting that this time will be the same...

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GasFeeSobber

· 9h ago

It's indeed the most dangerous when everyone is bearish; history tends to repeat itself, and this time is no exception.

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CafeMinor

· 10h ago

Here comes the same "consensus reversal" argument again... Every time they say it's the bottom, it keeps falling, hilarious. Really, why am I still losing money? Shouldn't it be rebounding? Historical cycle? The last time I heard that, I got wiped out. Now with the bearish voices growing louder, I dare not act. When ETFs exit, they say it's the bottom; during margin calls and defaults, they also say it's the bottom; now they say it's the bottom again... Who believes it? Actually, I just want to say: when others are fearful, be greedy. But the premise is having bullets; if you have no money, what’s there to buy the dip?

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