Recently, there has been some interesting data about the trends in the crypto market, and I want to share it with everyone.



The concept of prediction markets is essentially about turning the uncertainty of future events into tradable assets. By building an open prediction platform using blockchain technology, market participants can express their views on a certain event with real money. Ultimately, all opinions are aggregated to form a precise pricing of probabilities. This mechanism essentially incentivizes everyone to share their most honest thoughts.

Let's look at some specific prediction data: Bitcoin is expected to break through $95,000 in January, and Ethereum is also optimistic about reaching the $3,400 level during the same period.

How should we interpret these numbers? One perspective is that the market is indeed assigning a significant probability to such gains; another perspective is that these predictions themselves reflect the overall expectations of current market participants about the future.

What do you think about this data? Are these prediction market signals worth considering? Feel free to share your thoughts.
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 01-08 04:39
95k Bitcoin? Wake up, buddy, that's a classic example of a prediction market self-fulfilling prophecy. Wait, is ETH 3400 a joke? The current price is still far away. Prediction markets are basically a game where gamblers persuade each other. Real money can indeed reflect true thoughts, but it can also be easily manipulated by big players. I'll just take a look at this data; I won't go all in.
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 01-05 09:00
95k Bitcoin? Just hear it and move on, it's just a consensus of a Ponzi scheme. I do believe in Ethereum at 3400, but only if Dogecoin doesn't go crazy. Predictive markets are just gamblers' self-comfort; those who really take them as signals should reflect. In plain terms, the wealthy are setting the prices, and we're the ones buying in. This round of the market feels a bit虚, better wait and get on board more safely later.
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OnChainArchaeologistvip
· 01-05 09:00
95k is a bit greedy, but it's not impossible to achieve. --- Prediction markets are truly a gambler's paradise. If you really believe in them, I have to advise you. --- ETH hitting 3400? I bet five dollars it won't reach that. --- This theory sounds very perfect, but the market just loves to slap us in the face. --- January? Still early. It's pointless to talk about this now. --- Real money predictions are indeed more reliable than just empty talk. I agree with that. --- Wait, which prediction platform is this data from? Is it reliable? --- You're starting to feed me motivational quotes again. I feel more at ease looking at the chart trends.
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 01-05 08:59
I believe in the prediction market strategy, but the problem is that the more people gamble, the more the data becomes outrageous. 95k Bitcoin sounds very appealing, but isn't this just a game where big players throw money around? Ethereum at 3400 feels a bit uncertain... it depends on how January specifically unfolds.
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ChainPoetvip
· 01-05 08:31
Prediction markets are basically gambling, just wearing the disguise of smart contracts. Wait, is the 95,000 number... achievable? Feels a bit uncertain. The brilliance of prediction markets lies in their incentive to tell the truth, which is indeed commendable. Breaking 90,000 for BTC seems like a strong signal, but I care more about whether liquidity is sufficient. Honestly, prediction markets are just turning FOMO data into numbers, believe it or not. This logic sounds beautiful, but in the end, the ones who always make money are those big players. ETH at $3400? I find it doubtful, but who knows, I bought anyway. Prediction markets are popular, but how many can actually make money from them? 95K BTC, just listen and don't take it too seriously.
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