2026-01-14 12:29:38

BTC rebounded to around 96400 this morning, with the CVD indicator trending upward overall, indicating that buying pressure is dominant.

From a capital perspective, spot trading indeed faces short-term pressure—net outflow of 13.15 million over 1 hour, and net outflow of 96.4 million over 4 hours. However, over a longer cycle, the situation is different: a 24-hour period has already shifted to a net inflow of 1.46 billion, and the weekly chart shows a strong inflow of 8.42 billion. The futures market is even more aggressive, with a 24-hour net inflow of 15.19 billion, clearly indicating bullish sentiment.

Therefore, the overall trend suggests that medium- to long-term funds are flowing back, but caution is needed regarding short-term chasing risks.

Additionally, the premium on a certain compliant platform has returned to the negative zone, latest at -0.0192%, which is also worth noting.

Before taking action, review the data yourself.

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HashBandit

· 6h ago

yo that 24h inflow tho... back in my mining days we'd kill for that kind of capital confidence ngl

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 6h ago

Short-term dumping is just accumulation, don't panic. Medium to long-term funds are quietly building positions, the data is right there. Is the premium back to negative? That's interesting. Those chasing the high will have to cut, wait for the correction to get back in. A healthy capital situation means you need to withstand the pullback.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 6h ago

Short-term dumping is really annoying, but seeing the 24-hour net inflow so strong, it feels like the main force is accumulating. --- Contract inflow exceeds 1.5 billion, I can't pretend I didn't see this data. --- It's time to chase the high again. I’ve learned to be smart and will observe first this time. --- Premium turning negative? Arbitrage between platforms is about to start again. --- The 96400 level is a bit risky; don't be too greedy in the short term. --- Medium to long-term inflows are indeed strong, but I don't believe it will always go smoothly. --- The data matches the bullish narrative, but I'm worried about a sudden dump. --- I noticed the premium detail on a certain platform; it’s indeed deliberate. --- Chasing the high in the short term is like giving away money; better wait for a pullback. --- Such strong inflows make me more cautious; it's usually the last surge before the big fish are saturated.

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DogeBachelor

· 6h ago

Net inflow of 146 million in 24 hours, 842 million in the weekly chart. This wave definitely has some substance. Be cautious when chasing highs in the short term, don't get fooled. Regulatory-compliant platforms with negative premiums, using the same tricks again?

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ForkItAll

· 7h ago

Short-term retracement of this volatility is nothing, looking at the weekly chart is the real way 96400 is a bit awkward, I just want to see if it can hold steady for a day I’ve gone over the digital figures in the funding side, with such strong contract inflows... be careful of the fate of the bagholders The premium negative is still playing around, some big players probably have their own ideas Chasing the high, I advise you not to think about it, understand the data thoroughly before making a move I think this bullish wave isn’t that pure, caution is key It looks quite stable, but it’s actually just testing the waters

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StablecoinGuardian

· 7h ago

Short-term pressure is real, don't be fooled by the rebound --- The cycle differences are so big, no wonder so many people are getting liquidated --- Can the over 1.5 billion long contracts in the futures really hold up? Feels like leverage stacking --- Negative premium is back again, this signal is a bit interesting --- I'll wait for clear data before taking action, no need to rush --- Those chasing the high now are probably just helping the shorts take over --- Such fierce outflows in the short cycle, can the medium to long term really support the market? --- The data looks comfortable, but being cautious isn't a bad idea --- We must keep a close eye on the negative premium, there might be big moves --- Still the same advice: looking at the data yourself is the most reliable

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