#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC Flashing Red Again? On-Chain Signals Worth Watching

Recently, on-chain analyst Ali made an observation worth noting: While Bitcoin’s price is still hovering near its highs, there’s been a clear anomaly in capital flows. Technical charts are displaying a classic “bearish divergence” pattern—prices are hitting new highs, but trading volume and inflow strength are declining.

This pattern feels familiar. On the eve of the 2021-2022 correction, the market also showed similar signals. Back then, many people were caught up in the euphoria of the bull market and failed to notice that the capital had quietly started to withdraw.

However, the market never simply repeats itself.

Bearish divergence is indeed a warning sign, but its appearance doesn’t necessarily mean a crash is imminent. What’s more interesting to consider is: What does this signal really reflect? Is it truly capital exiting, or are large players using technical panic to redistribute their holdings? Crypto market history tells us that the most violent shakeouts often occur just before the trend truly reverses.

For ordinary investors, the most important thing right now is not to follow the crowd’s emotions.

In practice, you might consider a few directions: closely monitor the validity of key support levels—there’s no rush to make a decision until a real breakdown occurs; manage your positions well and keep some funds reserved to take advantage of a possible deep pullback; focus more on analyzing on-chain data flows rather than just watching candlestick volatility—Ali was able to spot the anomaly early precisely because of his deep tracking of capital flows.

If this correction does come, it could actually be the last dip-buying window before the next rally begins. Miss it, and you might miss the best entry of the whole cycle.

Market patterns repeat, but the outcome is never the same. The real opportunity is often hidden in moments when the majority feels fear. Learning to stay rational amid volatility is the key to long-term survival.

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