A recent data point from a leading prediction platform is quite interesting. Regarding BTC's price trend at the end of January, the market has already wagered $9.5 million.
Looking at the prediction proportions across different levels, you can sense the market's optimistic sentiment: 89% of people bet that BTC will surge to $95,000, which is the mainstream view. Moving higher, the $100,000 psychological threshold has a 50% support rate, indicating that many still imagine a higher ceiling. Further up, the $105,000 level's popularity drops noticeably, accounting for 25%. As for $110,000, only 11% of participants believe it can be broken.
What does this distribution reveal? The market is generally bullish, but expectations for extreme scenarios are gradually diminishing. What are your thoughts on the upcoming BTC price trend?
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 01-09 13:27
89% is concentrated at 95,000, which is outrageous. Such a high concentration actually poses some risk.
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-08 08:11
9.5 million invested, 89% of people go all-in with 95,000, this is a big trap.
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BoredRiceBall
· 01-07 16:26
9.5 million dollars bet... These people really dare to gamble, going from 11% to 110,000—I laughed. This is a classic case of boiling a frog slowly.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-06 14:01
89% of people are betting 95,000, which is crazy, feels like a sell-off is coming
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9.5 million invested, these people are really daring to play
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The 100,000 mark feels like it's going to fall back, it's looking risky
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Wait, 11% still believe in 110,000? What's in these people's minds
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Such high optimism is actually a bit of a warning sign
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Mainstream voices are often the ones being cut, understand?
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95,000 feels like the ceiling, probably no chance of going higher
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-06 14:00
89% are betting on 95,000, which is outrageous. The more people bet on the same side, the more dangerous it becomes.
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-06 13:56
89% deposit of 95,000, this is outrageous. Who would believe such unity?
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Lonely_Validator
· 01-06 13:49
With 9.5 million invested and 89% betting on 95,000, this concentration is a bit scary.
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Wow, only 50% support at 100,000? I thought everyone had already set their sights on 105,000.
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This data essentially shows that everyone is betting on the same price level, and the further up you go, the fewer people believe. It feels a bit dangerous.
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11% break through 110,000. Are these people really daring to think or just really good at losing?
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By the way, does 9.5 million really mean anything compared to the entire market...
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89% consensus is sometimes the biggest risk. I actually see this wave as bearish.
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I have to say, data from top platforms can indeed reflect market sentiment, but sentiment ≠ market trend.
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Such a high betting ratio at 95,000 actually makes me think it might not drop to that level.
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From 89% gradually decreasing to 11%, this is a classic greedy mentality. Reality often slaps you in the face.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-06 13:36
89%押9.5K, this is a "safe greed," no one really believes in 11K
A recent data point from a leading prediction platform is quite interesting. Regarding BTC's price trend at the end of January, the market has already wagered $9.5 million.
Looking at the prediction proportions across different levels, you can sense the market's optimistic sentiment: 89% of people bet that BTC will surge to $95,000, which is the mainstream view. Moving higher, the $100,000 psychological threshold has a 50% support rate, indicating that many still imagine a higher ceiling. Further up, the $105,000 level's popularity drops noticeably, accounting for 25%. As for $110,000, only 11% of participants believe it can be broken.
What does this distribution reveal? The market is generally bullish, but expectations for extreme scenarios are gradually diminishing. What are your thoughts on the upcoming BTC price trend?