Breaking $3000 for Bitcoin is just a matter of time. Honestly, I'm tired of all the support level and gate analysis. The market will naturally move up, so instead of guessing price trends blindly, it's better to look at real on-chain data and market sentiment. Let's wait until tonight when the price hits three digits, then we'll see whose judgment is more reliable.
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ZKSherlock
· 19h ago
actually, here's the thing—all those support lines people keep drawing? they're basically just... trust assumptions without the cryptographic rigor, ngl. like, show me the on-chain data backing this up instead of the vibes-based analysis. what are the actual transaction patterns telling us? 🤔
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LayerZeroHero
· 19h ago
On-chain data enthusiasts +1. Compared to those drawing lines, I trust on-chain wallet flows more.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 19h ago
Three-digit start? Man, your dreams are pretty big.
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LayerZeroHero
· 19h ago
$3000? I think you're doing technical validation or gambling. Instead of following the trend and calling signals, it's better to pull out on-chain data to speak for itself. Only by looking at the real fund flows and protocol architecture can we determine whether the market sentiment is genuine.
Breaking $3000 for Bitcoin is just a matter of time. Honestly, I'm tired of all the support level and gate analysis. The market will naturally move up, so instead of guessing price trends blindly, it's better to look at real on-chain data and market sentiment. Let's wait until tonight when the price hits three digits, then we'll see whose judgment is more reliable.