2026-01-08 12:00:15

The recent movement of Bitcoin has really left people speechless.

It's not a sudden crash that scares you, but rather a frustrating kind of discomfort—good news piling up like a mountain, yet the price actually dips first.

All you see on your screen are good news. New ETF applications, institutional follow-on entries, friendly regulations, Wall Street starting to allocate. Usually, these are things that push prices higher.

But when you open your account? BTC, from 95,000 yuan, is forcibly pushed back down to 90,000. Just that simple and brutal.

This strange trend of "good news leading to a drop" has many people first asking: what the heck is going on?

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 5h ago

Damn, this is the harvest season for the big players. The better the news, the more the price drops. I'm already tired of this routine.

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MEVictim

· 01-10 15:33

Good news to smash the market, I'm really tired of this routine. Coming with the same trick again? First scare off retail investors and then pull the market up, the capital's game is getting old. How many people have had their contracts爆了 these past two days? Is anyone bottom fishing? I'm already numb. This is why we're always getting cut, wake up everyone. ETF good news? Bullshit, institutions have already moved in, we're just the ones taking the hit. From 9.5 to 90,000, my few thousand bucks, brothers... But on the other hand, a drop is just right, that's how you bottom fish.

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OfflineNewbie

· 01-08 12:29

The old trick of bullish dumping is outdated; they've just changed disguises to continue the manipulation.

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MetaverseHermit

· 01-08 12:27

Here we go again with this set? The more good news there is, the sharper the drop. I've memorized this routine, damn it. It's outrageous, going from 9.5 to 90,000 just like that, I really respect that. Good news crashing the market, we need to learn to think in reverse, brother. Stop talking about ETF institutions, the market cap is what it is, after squeezing retail investors, they squeeze institutions. This wave of movement is teaching us to use reverse indicators, haha. Where's the promised Wall Street allocation? Why did we get harvested first? Oh wait, have you guys considered that this might be a shakeout? I'm speechless, really. Good news has turned into a signal for decline, it's the opposite now.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 01-08 12:15

I've seen this routine too many times; bullish hype smashing the market is nothing new. It's a typical accumulation move, similar to those big traders exploiting contract loopholes on the chain before—first suppressing sentiment, then accumulating. Wall Street allocation? Ha, that's just how capital operates.

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MevWhisperer

· 01-08 12:06

This is outrageous. Positive news causing a sell-off is a common practice in the crypto world, right?

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