Since the early hours of the 16th, Bitcoin has been experiencing a net outflow of funds. Coupled with the weekend market's weak liquidity, the short-term rebound space is limited. From a technical perspective, consider taking a light short position when the rebound reaches the 95600-95800 range; if it continues to push up to around 96800-97000, that would be an opportunity to add positions. Mainstream coins like Ethereum and SOL should also be monitored for synchronized performance, and the overall rhythm should remain consistent. Changes in capital flow and liquidity often precede market sentiment shifts, making this time point worth close attention.
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GraphGuru
· 8h ago
Capital net outflow is getting interesting now. Do you still expect a rebound over the weekend? Haha, just dreaming.
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97,000-98,000 is the real sniping zone. Prepare your ambush early.
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Weak liquidity means exactly that—no one is willing to take the other side.
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Mainstream coins falling together without rising—this pattern is old.
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I trust your technical analysis, but this wave feels uncertain.
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Fundamentals are the decisive factor; everything else is just clouds.
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I agree with light short-term positions on dips, but be cautious when adding positions.
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With this weekend pace, let's see how Monday unfolds.
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Ethereum and SOL moving in sync? That definitely means Bitcoin is dragging them down.
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Persistent net outflows indicate institutions are reducing their positions. Be careful.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 8h ago
ngl, the liquidity drain since 16:02 is basically a textbook MEV extraction play. weekend illiquidity + outflows = basis points bleeding everywhere if you're not positioned right.
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BlockchainBard
· 8h ago
Capital net outflow, no one is playing over the weekend, this rebound might be coming to an end.
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95600, if you see it, you really need to run, don't be greedy.
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Liquidity is the real barometer; we've should have been paying close attention long ago.
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Wait, so should I short now or accumulate? I really can't tell.
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SOL moving with BTC like this, it feels like it has lost its own rhythm.
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Those who withdrew coins over the weekend probably already ran, no wonder it's so quiet.
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The biggest fear is that capital leads the way, getting trapped every time.
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If 96800 breaks, I really need to add more short positions.
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The entire crypto circle is waiting for this node to react; it feels a bit hollow.
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Nothing good has happened since the early morning of the 16th; this time, it might be a pullback.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 8h ago
ngl the data on capital flows actually matters here but everyone just watches charts like it's entertainment, empirically speaking this weekend liquidity argument checks out
Since the early hours of the 16th, Bitcoin has been experiencing a net outflow of funds. Coupled with the weekend market's weak liquidity, the short-term rebound space is limited. From a technical perspective, consider taking a light short position when the rebound reaches the 95600-95800 range; if it continues to push up to around 96800-97000, that would be an opportunity to add positions. Mainstream coins like Ethereum and SOL should also be monitored for synchronized performance, and the overall rhythm should remain consistent. Changes in capital flow and liquidity often precede market sentiment shifts, making this time point worth close attention.