245 Reddit Posts across the top 20 Crypto Subreddits yesterday and today indicate redditors are still bullish

Overall sentiment across the threads is bullish: users are optimistic about institutional adoption, ETF filings/inflows, and continued accumulation via DCA and hodling. That optimism is tempered by repeated concerns about volatility, custody risks, scams/hacks, regulatory uncertainty and technical bugs but the dominant mood is buy-and-hold and belief that structural tailwinds (ETFs, institutions, liquidity) support higher prices.

Bear Arguments

Key bearish concerns include short-term volatility, large leveraged liquidations and stop hunts, and concentrated ownership (institutions/exchanges/governments) that could cause disruptive selling. Users flagged operational risks: exchange freezes, scams, protocol/client bugs (Bitcoin Core v30 wallet deletion risk), and custody failures. Regulatory uncertainty (market-structure bills, tax policy changes), hacks, and privacy-tool restrictions (Tornado Cash) also create caution—alongside worries about mining economics, potential forced selling by corporate holders (e.g., MicroStrategy/STrategy headlines) and the risk that growing TradFi involvement changes market dynamics.

Bull Arguments

Main bullish drivers discussed are institutional interest and ETF activity (BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, Grayscale filings and steady ETF inflows), ongoing accumulation by whales/ETFs, and narrative that time-in-market/DCA and hodling are the best strategies. Technical and real-world adoption signals—rising hashrate, creative mining use cases (waste heat reuse), Lightning network payments/cards, and expanding custody/investment products—are cited as durable fundamentals. Macro narratives (liquidity/QE and potential Fed easing) and models projecting large upside also fuel optimism; many comments encourage long-term holding and increased allocation.

I analyze all posts daily through sentiment analysis on reddit, that's the ai summary of all posts from yesterday until this morning.