Bitcoin has climbed six days in a row, pushing close to $94,000. The move is backed by strong ETF inflows and rising spot volume, which gives this rally more credibility than a simple bounce. But the big question remains 👇 Is this the start of a real bull-market leg, or just a short squeeze? 🔍 Two ways to look at it: 🐂 Bullish case
ETF inflows show sustained institutional demand Spot volume (not just leverage) is increasing Market structure is improving on higher timeframes
⚠️ Cautious case
Six green days in a row = short-term overheating Funding rates and sentiment may get crowded A pullback or consolidation would be healthy and normal
💡 My take: Chasing price after a strong run is risky. Smart money often waits for:
A pullback to support Or sideways consolidation to reset momentum
📌 Strategy > Emotion
Long-term investors: scaling in slowly makes sense Short-term traders: patience usually pays better than FOMO
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#BitcoinSixDayRally
Bitcoin has climbed six days in a
row, pushing close to $94,000. The move is backed by strong ETF
inflows and rising spot volume, which gives this rally more
credibility than a simple bounce.
But the big question remains 👇
Is this the start of a real bull-market leg, or just a short squeeze?
🔍 Two ways to look at it:
🐂 Bullish case
ETF inflows show sustained institutional demand
Spot volume (not just leverage) is increasing
Market structure is improving on higher timeframes
⚠️ Cautious case
Six green days in a row = short-term overheating
Funding rates and sentiment may get crowded
A pullback or consolidation would be healthy and normal
💡 My take:
Chasing price after a strong run is risky. Smart money often waits for:
A pullback to support
Or sideways consolidation to reset momentum
📌 Strategy > Emotion
Long-term investors: scaling in slowly makes sense
Short-term traders: patience usually pays better than
FOMO