Analysis: The overall market consensus has shifted to bearish, which may be a signal for a trend reversal.
BlockBeats News, December 28, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated, "The overall market consensus has shifted to bearish. When the market forms a highly unified consensus, the trend often reverses, proving that the majority is wrong.
This situation occurred during the periods from July to October 2024, as well as from February to April 2025. Such phases usually last for a while, especially when the market enters a prolonged bear cycle.
Since early November, we have only just begun to enter this phase, so there is no need to rush. However, turning bearish now might already be a bit late. Although this indicator currently leans more bullish, it remains crucial to stay cautious and patient in a bear market environment."
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