The prediction market prices probabilities, not the actual trends of BTC.
When prices are stuck in a consolidation phase, market liquidity shrinks, and macro policies continue to tighten, short-term odds will naturally decline—this is the conventional behavior of the market. But do not forget the facts behind it: the on-chain supply of Bitcoin remains tight, large holders show no signs of reducing their positions, and the allocation ratio of institutional funds is still increasing. Short-term emotional fluctuations are just fluctuations; the underlying logic accumulated over the long term is still there.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 7h ago
Short-term emotions are hitting hard, but in the long run, we still have to look at the on-chain data to speak. The whales haven't run away, so what are we panicking about?
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RuntimeError
· 7h ago
Short positions may boast, but the on-chain data is there, the real chips are still in the Whale's hands.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 7h ago
Short-term sentiment is really just noise. The key is still to look at on-chain data; the fact that the whales haven't run indicates that everything is still in the plan.
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If it's a consolidation, then let it be; institutions are still accumulating. It will be validated sooner or later.
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A decline in odds does not equal a collapse of the fundamentals; those who can't distinguish this have already been played people for suckers.
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The fact that supply is tight is something nobody is paying attention to; everyone is just looking at short-term Candlestick charts and making blind moves.
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The long-term logic is there; it just depends on who can hold on until that day.
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Macro tightening = a good opportunity for institutions to build a position; how can there still be people panicking over such a simple logic?
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During liquidity contraction, it's actually the best time to see who truly has confidence. The whales' money doesn't lie.
The prediction market prices probabilities, not the actual trends of BTC.
When prices are stuck in a consolidation phase, market liquidity shrinks, and macro policies continue to tighten, short-term odds will naturally decline—this is the conventional behavior of the market. But do not forget the facts behind it: the on-chain supply of Bitcoin remains tight, large holders show no signs of reducing their positions, and the allocation ratio of institutional funds is still increasing. Short-term emotional fluctuations are just fluctuations; the underlying logic accumulated over the long term is still there.