Market prediction data is in: traders on decentralized prediction platforms are pricing a 63% probability of Bitcoin hitting $95K in January. That's interesting—but here's the kicker: only 31% are betting on it reaching $100K. The divergence between these two levels tells you something about where the smart money sees resistance building. Either way, these odds reflect real capital allocation, not just random speculation.
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CommunityWorker
· 8m ago
The gap between 63% and 31% reflects the true sentiment of the market... It seems that big players are all hitting the brakes around 95K.
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CryptoMom
· 8h ago
63% vs 31%, what a gap... when it comes to real money, the $100K threshold is just too hard to cross.
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NFTDreamer
· 8h ago
63% hitting 95K, 31% hitting 100K... The gap is quite interesting, indicating that big players are still a bit hesitant about the $100,000 mark.
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CoinBasedThinking
· 8h ago
95K vs 100K, this gap is interesting. It seems that big players are all consolidating in front of the 95K wall.
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GateUser-a606bf0c
· 8h ago
63% to 95K but only 31% to 100K? That's quite a huge gap, it seems 100K has really become a mental barrier.
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ThesisInvestor
· 8h ago
63% to reach 95K but only 31% to reach 100K, this divergence is quite interesting.
Market prediction data is in: traders on decentralized prediction platforms are pricing a 63% probability of Bitcoin hitting $95K in January. That's interesting—but here's the kicker: only 31% are betting on it reaching $100K. The divergence between these two levels tells you something about where the smart money sees resistance building. Either way, these odds reflect real capital allocation, not just random speculation.