2026-01-06 02:26:42

Bitcoin's Fear & Greed Index today is 45, in the neutral zone between fear and greed. Last night, there was a good signal — Bitcoin ETF saw a net inflow of $111 million, indicating that funds are gradually flowing back and market sentiment is improving.

The key still depends on the ETF's flow direction. As long as there is no sustained net outflow, this rally has the potential to continue. As for how high it can go? Honestly, it depends on when the ETF resumes net outflows.

From an operational perspective, there's no need to rush now. Wait for the 4-hour adjustment to settle, find a comfortable entry point, and then take action. Once the market starts to rise, it usually won't spike too quickly. Opportunities are quite ample, so don't worry about missing the chance to get in.

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ParanoiaKing

· 01-08 16:11

$111 million inflow, this is the real signal, much more reliable than watching any index Just wait for a 4-hour adjustment, no need to mess around, there are plenty of opportunities Once ETFs start net outflowing, it's time to run, it still looks good for now No rush to get in, wait for a comfortable position, anyway, it won't run away Is the greed index neutral? I've seen too many times where neutrality leads to a sharp dive $111 million sounds like a lot, but how long can it last? It mainly depends on institutional attitude Capital inflow is always a good sign, just worried it might be a fleeting moment

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OffchainOracle

· 01-08 06:31

ETF inflows are a good sign, but frankly, we still need to wait for the adjustment to be in place; otherwise, it could be easily hammered down.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-06 02:53

Really, ETF inflows are the most honest signal; they can't be fooled. Wait 4 hours for adjustments, don't rush to get on board, stay steady with this wave.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-06 02:50

$1.11 billion net inflow, finally some popularity is coming back, but it still depends on how the ETF will proceed next. Wait, how much can the 4-hour chart adjust? The previous waves kept flipping back and forth. Don't panic, there are plenty of opportunities. Anyway, the market won't rise quickly, so let's wait patiently.

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CommunityLurker

· 01-06 02:50

1.11 billion in inflows is really interesting; let's see how long this wave can last. --- Keep a close eye on ETF flows; basically, it's the money of institutions speaking. --- I'm waiting for the 4-hour confirmation before entering while the neutral zone fluctuates; anyway, there are plenty of opportunities. --- As soon as there's a net outflow, I'll run; don't get caught at the top. --- Fund reflows are a good sign, but this isn't something that can be confirmed in a day or two. --- No rush or impatience; find a comfortable point before entering. Those who understand the market do it this way. --- Fear and greed index at 45? Not bad, at least it's not too extreme. --- The key is ETF; everything else is just superficial. --- In this kind of market, patience is key; early entry often means getting cut early.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-06 02:43

Talking about ETF flows is interesting, but I'm more concerned about how retail investors can survive here. How far this rebound can go depends on the mood of institutions; don't be too optimistic. Waiting for the 4-hour level? Easy to say, but the key is to have patience and grind out the bottom.

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