On January 14th, the crypto market showed a slight bullish advantage in the long-short pattern. Real-time data indicates that longs account for 52.3%, shorts account for 47.7%, and the market forces are relatively balanced. The Fear and Greed Index is at 48, within the normal range, indicating that investor sentiment is neither in extreme panic nor in excessive greed, reflecting a relatively rational market mindset. This pattern provides traders with a relatively stable operating environment.
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TokenTherapist
· 9h ago
52.3% is called a weak bullish trend? I think it's more like a coin flip. Who wins and who loses still depends on the Federal Reserve's stance tonight.
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DeFiChef
· 10h ago
52.3% long? To be honest, this advantage is so weak it's barely noticeable. It's better to just say it's a 50/50 split. What's the point of all the fuss?
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 10h ago
52.3 to 47.7, this difference is really not noticeable, feels like a breakup could happen at any time.
On January 14th, the crypto market showed a slight bullish advantage in the long-short pattern. Real-time data indicates that longs account for 52.3%, shorts account for 47.7%, and the market forces are relatively balanced. The Fear and Greed Index is at 48, within the normal range, indicating that investor sentiment is neither in extreme panic nor in excessive greed, reflecting a relatively rational market mindset. This pattern provides traders with a relatively stable operating environment.