Recently, interesting abnormal signals have appeared in on-chain data. Detectives discovered four new wallets placing concentrated bets on the same event in the prediction market— a geopolitical conflict involving the United States before January 31, 2026. More strangely, these wallets have no other transaction records besides this single bet. This behavioral pattern is indeed worth paying attention to.

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin just broke below the key support level of $92,155, and the bearish target set by analysis institutions has already pointed to $87,600. Market sentiment was already fragile, and now this mysterious on-chain signal adds more uncertainty.

There are similar cases in history—traders have profited handsomely by accurately betting on geopolitical conflicts. If such an event actually occurs, global risk assets could face a concentrated sell-off, and the performance of the cryptocurrency market often becomes more intense. Past conflict events caused Bitcoin to drop nearly 3% within 24 hours. If this happens again, the panic could be ten times worse than now.

These "prophecy wallets" are actually the most sensitive barometers. Their actions may reflect some information we haven't yet grasped.

For ordinary investors, the advice is straightforward: first, control leverage exposure; second, maintain some cash reserves for risk hedging. If a conflict truly triggers a market plunge, it could be an opportunity to deploy— but only if your account still has ammunition. Investors who are fully leveraged and chasing in now are likely to be washed out in the first wave of shock.

The key is to learn how to interpret these on-chain signals. Every market fluctuation has a logic behind it; the crucial point is whether you can perceive it in time.