[On-chain Data] A founder of a well-known on-chain data analysis platform recently put forward a viewpoint: there is currently not enough panic among traders on social media. What does this mean? Simply put—it suggests that the market bottom may not have been reached yet. According to this analyst's assessment, Bitcoin may still fall to around $75,000.
Interestingly, many people always want to find the exact signal of the bottom. However, from the perspective of social sentiment, the current level of pessimism does not seem deep enough. In other words, the real panic consensus has not yet fully formed. This usually means that the psychological defenses of market participants may still be further broken.
Of course, this is just one opinion based on emotional indicators. Whether it will actually fall to that price level depends on subsequent market trends. However, this viewpoint does give us a reference angle: paying attention to the panic sentiment on social media may be more indicative of the true bottom signal than looking at technical indicators.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 12h ago
75,000? Still bragging, really panicking that people are silent now.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 12-23 00:21
75,000? This guy is trying to scare us to death, social media hasn't panicked enough yet...
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FomoAnxiety
· 12-22 05:07
Haha, here comes another saying of "not at the bottom yet", this trap has been played out too much.
The panic not being deep enough indicates what? It means there are still people who haven't Cut Loss, if it really gets pessimistic, it will be a mess.
75,000 sounds quite scary, but I've heard this kind of prediction too many times.
If you ask me, instead of focusing on the emotions on social media, it's better to look at how much is left in your Wallet, haha.
When the real panic comes, this fellow might not have an advantage either.
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NFTRegretter
· 12-21 02:50
75,000? Laughing my ass off, this guy must be playing with concepts again.
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Social media isn't panicking enough... so what are we, the ones who shout "the crypto world is over" every day?
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What does real panic look like? Do we have to all cut loss for it to count?
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Instead of looking at sentiment indicators, I trust my wallet to speak.
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Here comes another "bottom theorist" talking like it's all serious.
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Wait, so does that mean we're not even at panic level yet? Then we have to wait longer for the bottom.
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Every time it's said that it will fall more, and when it falls, they say there's a rebound. I'm tired of this routine.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-21 02:50
75,000? This guy must be trying to scare everyone who hasn't run yet, haha.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-21 02:37
75,000? I'm afraid they are going to play people for suckers again. I've heard this "there's still room" talk too many times.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-21 02:31
nah the sentiment metric is just lagging indicator noise tbh... real panic accumulation happens in wallet clustering patterns way before twitter starts melting down
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StableCoinKaren
· 12-21 02:26
75,000? This guy is thinking too much, right? Now social media is full of voices saying "buy the dip", the real panic hasn't even come yet.
Does Bitcoin still have room to fall? Let's see if social media sentiment can confirm the bottom.
[On-chain Data] A founder of a well-known on-chain data analysis platform recently put forward a viewpoint: there is currently not enough panic among traders on social media. What does this mean? Simply put—it suggests that the market bottom may not have been reached yet. According to this analyst's assessment, Bitcoin may still fall to around $75,000.
Interestingly, many people always want to find the exact signal of the bottom. However, from the perspective of social sentiment, the current level of pessimism does not seem deep enough. In other words, the real panic consensus has not yet fully formed. This usually means that the psychological defenses of market participants may still be further broken.
Of course, this is just one opinion based on emotional indicators. Whether it will actually fall to that price level depends on subsequent market trends. However, this viewpoint does give us a reference angle: paying attention to the panic sentiment on social media may be more indicative of the true bottom signal than looking at technical indicators.