The BTC technical outlook is improving, but liquidity remains weak. The ETF continues to accumulate, and the futures market is becoming more conservative.

RektRecovery

2025-12-01 17:40:14

[Coin World] The BTC market seems to be finding a balance point recently. On the technical side, the RSI has started to rise, and the CVD has also turned positive, which is a positive signal. However, don't get too excited — the Spot Trading Volume is still sluggish, on-chain data hasn't shown much improvement, and Liquidity is still disappointing.

The funding situation is quite interesting: the ETFs have been accumulating, indicating that institutions are still quietly positioning themselves. In contrast, the futures market has clearly become more conservative, suggesting that short-term players are dominating the current trading pace. The overall feeling is that the bottom is being tested, but it hasn't completely stabilized yet.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 13h ago

Institutions are accumulating, retail investors are on the sidelines, a typical bottoming rhythm ah --- With such disappointing Liquidity, how can anyone say the technicals are improving? That's a bit of an over-interpretation, right? --- Continuous buying by the ETF is a good signal, but we need to wait for the Trading Volume to pick up before we can say the bottom is stable; it's still too early to say. --- Futures are conservatively soft in the spot market, is this just building momentum or is there no interest? It's hard to tell. --- RSI and CVD flipping positive is just superficial, on-chain data is the real truth, and it still looks a bit hollow right now. --- Wait, institutions are laying out their strategies while we are watching on the sidelines; isn't this the essence of suckers? Haha. --- I’m tired of hearing about the bottom being ground down, when can it truly stabilize? --- Watching the ETF accumulation rhythm, institutions are not in a hurry at all, so we need to maintain our mindset even more.

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HorizonHunter

· 13h ago

With such disappointing liquidity, it still wants to rebound; institutions are accumulating while we retail investors are just watching the show. Institutions are quietly laying out their plans, and we just have to wait quietly, as the bottom hasn't stabilized yet. The RSI climbing is useless; without volume, it's just a fake rise, and this wave still needs to grind. ETFs are accumulating, and futures players are scared, which shows everyone is on the sidelines. Having ground at the bottom for so long, it feels like we need to continue lying flat. Spot trading has no volume, which is a signal—no one dares to really catch a falling knife. This wave of operations by institutions is incredible; when can we retail investors catch up with the rhythm? With liquidity looking like this, even if there is a rebound, I wouldn't dare to chase.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 13h ago

The liquidity is so poor that any technical rebounds are futile. The ETF is crazily accumulating, and institutions are holding back their big moves. The bottom is being slowly ground out, no need to rush. Those futures traders are really timid, and the spot market still needs to wait a bit longer. The RSI climbing is a bit dubious; trading volume is the real king. Institutions are positioning themselves, retail investors are on the sidelines, and I’m just trembling in this gap. To put it bluntly, we still haven’t touched the true bottom; let’s continue to lie flat and observe.

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StakeTillRetire

· 14h ago

Liquidity is disappointing but the ETF is still attracting investment, institutions are playing chess while we are just watching the show. If the bottom is being ground, so be it, after all, I am just auto-investing and waiting for that day. What if the RSI turns positive, if the trading volume doesn't follow the trend, it's just false prosperity. The futures traders have gotten timid, is this actually a good signal? Wait a minute, should we be buying the dip now or should we observe... With institutions laying out their strategies, we retail investors will always be one step behind. The spot trading volume is so poor, when can it really pick up? What happened to the promised stability at the bottom? It feels like we have to wait a bit longer. Liquidity hasn't improved yet, this "positive signal" feels a bit hollow.

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