2026-01-09 23:33:05

On-chain data has indeed looked much better over the past three months, but market enthusiasm remains somewhat cold. Observing the trading discussions around us, activity levels are far below expectations, and most people are still in hibernation. The most surprising thing is that the scale of this round of liquidations is larger than expected—much more than the paper losses, the actual number of positions liquidated is significantly higher. It seems that many participants are suffering losses far beyond expectations in silence. On-chain indicators are improving, but the recovery of popularity still seems to require more time.

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DeFiGrayling

· 01-12 16:57

Good data doesn't matter if everyone has left. The people in the circle of friends have long been silent, and the real blood has already been shed.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-12 16:49

On-chain data improving? That’s a bottom signal. I’ve increased my position threefold, last chance to buy the dip, everyone. --- Large liquidation volume? Normal, the bears are dumping, we hold steady, and it’s only a matter of time before we break even. --- Is the popularity cold? Ha, I love this kind of time the most. The retail investors have been wiped out, now it’s our turn to harvest. --- Paper losses don’t matter. As long as you have faith, you can break even. I’m already fully invested, what about you? --- This is called accumulation. Don’t understand, everyone? Breakthrough is right in front of us. Those who are timid now can only chase the high later. --- Enduring losses in the shadows? That’s because they lack faith. The more I fall, the more I buy. This time, we will definitely wait for the bull market.

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-09 23:59

The data looks impressive, but the truly explosive positions haven't even been counted.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 01-09 23:53

The data looks good, but the popularity hasn't picked up. This is pretty much the current awkward situation. I've long heard that someone was secretly exposed to a terrible situation, yet they pretend as if nothing happened.

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CrashHotline

· 01-09 23:42

Looking at the data is pointless if there's no popularity; everything is in vain. Those brothers who got liquidated are probably eating dirt now, feeling heartbroken.

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RebaseVictim

· 01-09 23:39

The data looks good, but the awkward silence is really intense, everyone around me is more cautious than the next. Those positions that blew up in the shadows... I just want to know how many people got wrecked?

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AirdropChaser

· 01-09 23:39

The data looks good, but this round of liquidations has already claimed two lives around me. Book losses? Hehe, that's a gentle way to put it. Many have gone straight to zero.

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