Analysis: The overall market consensus has shifted to bearish, possibly indicating a trend reversal.
BlockBeats News, December 28, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated, "The overall market consensus has now shifted to bearish. When the market forms a highly unanimous consensus, the market trend often reverses, proving the majority wrong.
This situation has occurred during the periods from July to October 2024 and from February to April 2025. These phases usually last for a period of time, especially when the market enters a longer bearish cycle.
Since early November, we have just started entering this phase, so there is no need to panic, but switching to a bearish view now may be a bit late. Although this indicator currently leans more towards bullish, maintaining caution and patience is still crucial in a bearish market environment."
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