2026-01-13 19:32:21

Sharing with all technical analysts. The current performance of Bitcoin during its accumulation phase is worth paying attention to. By combining Wyckoff methodology with Fibonacci water levels analysis, we can observe real-time changes in global liquidity trends—especially the global liquidity trend marked by the blue line. During the recent decline, we saw a significant pullback in the liquidity line, which is a typical characteristic of the accumulation phase. The key lies in the linkage between the decline and the subsequent rebound: as long as the fundamentals remain unchanged, we will eventually recover the lost ground. In other words, the current correction is just a preparation for the next upward wave. For traders focusing on on-chain data and market structure, the signals at this stage are quite clear.

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VitalikFanAccount

· 5h ago

It's the same old argument about the accumulation phase... honestly, I'm getting a bit tired of hearing it. Wyckoff's method is indeed classic, but who can guarantee that this time it will follow the usual pattern? The blue line looks good, but the key is to see the true intentions of the main players.

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RamenStacker

· 01-13 20:02

It's the same old accumulation phase argument... I feel like every dip is called accumulation again To be honest, Wyckoff's theory is quite handy to use, but how much can we really rely on the phrase "fundamentals haven't changed"... But the liquidity decline along that blue line is indeed interesting; I need to keep an eye on it.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-13 19:58

Hmm... Is that blue line really that reliable? It feels like they say that every time.

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RugDocScientist

· 01-13 19:49

I've seen quite a few Wyckoff combined with Fibonacci trading strategies, but can that blue line really predict? It's a bit uncertain. History always repeats itself but never exactly the same.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-13 19:42

The accumulation phase is just a shakeout; as long as the fundamentals haven't changed, you need to be patient and wait.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 01-13 19:36

Liquidity decline is just about accumulation? I've heard this explanation too many times, always saying "as long as the fundamentals haven't changed, it can rise," but when have the fundamentals truly never changed... From a risk control perspective, the current lending rate is still high, and the fuse for a chain reaction of liquidations has long been set. Don't be fooled by that blue line.

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