[Coin World] Recently, the on-chain data has been a bit concerning. According to real-time monitoring by analysts, the concentration of BTC spot chips within a 5% price range has surged to 13.3%. What does this mean? Simply put, it has exceeded the warning line.
Historical data shows that when this indicator breaks 13%, the price of Bitcoin usually experiences significant volatility. What’s even more concerning is that if the concentration continues to rise and surpasses 15% into the “high-risk zone”, extra caution is warranted.
The underlying logic of concentrated chips is actually not hard to understand: large holders are competing to accumulate at the same price range, which either indicates strong support or suggests that the market is brewing a major move. In either case, it is worth keeping a close eye on.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 2025-12-25 21:05
Here it comes again, this wave will either skyrocket or plummet. I bet five bucks it's a crash.
What are the big players holding back for? They're so eager to buy in.
Wait, are we really about to break 15%? Then I need to reduce my position.
The concentration of chips basically means someone knows something we don't.
High-risk zone? I've already been living in a high-risk zone.
Once this data comes out, you know there will be volatility, but the direction is still a guess.
The two possibilities for big players buying in are, well, two. The third possibility? They just want to cut the leeks.
Looking at this data makes me feel frustrated. Better to hold onto my coins.
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BuyTheTop
· 2025-12-24 03:36
Again the trap exceeds the warning line, I bet five bucks that nothing will happen tomorrow.
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Anon32942
· 2025-12-23 05:10
Here it comes again, this data looks like we need to be careful. Are the Large Investors buying the dip or dumping? It's hard to guess.
Is it 13.3% above the warning line? Then let's see if it really breaks 15, otherwise this news will just be like that.
The concentration of chips is dense, indicating that the situation is serious...
What are the Large Investors trying to do? It feels like there might be a market movement at any time.
Historically, crossing the warning line hasn't brought good news...
Are we going to start oscillating again? It feels like we need to keep a close eye on it these two days.
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AirdropHunter007
· 2025-12-23 05:07
Large Investors are playing the chip game again, and this time it really seems a bit precarious.
Wait, did 13.3% really go over the line? Does history tell us what will happen next?
It feels like this wave will either To da moon or big dump, with no third possibility in between.
I bet fifty cents that these whales are definitely brewing something.
Still, I have to guard my little coins and not get played for suckers.
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pvt_key_collector
· 2025-12-23 05:06
Here we go again, Large Investors are grabbing this trap, I'm tired of hearing it.
Are the Large Investors dumping or Market Stabilization? Can someone tell me?
Do we have to be nervous at 13.3%? It feels like this data scares people every time.
Waiting to see, the 15% drama is coming soon.
I mean, why does the market have to tremble every time the chips are concentrated?
Is it going to fall again this time? I have already gotten used to stop loss.
Are the Large Investors sharpening their knives? Or do they really want to act? It's hanging in the balance.
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RetailTherapist
· 2025-12-23 04:54
Here we go again, Large Investors are accumulating in this way, every time they say there will be fluctuation, but what’s the result?
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An alarm goes off at 13.3%, feels like the wolf is coming is too much of a shout
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Only when it exceeds 15% is it truly a matter, it’s still too early now
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To put it simply, it’s all about waiting for signals, this is the hardest time to endure
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If Large Investors are accumulating, then we retail investors just follow along, anyway we have to play with them
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Is historical data useful? The crypto world "breaks history" every day
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What’s the use of keeping an eye on it, we can’t change anything anyway
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Feels like every indicator is about to reach the warning line, it’s really numb
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It’s either holding up or smashing down, a choice between the two
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High concentration means Large Investors are controlling the market trend, is there still a need for monitoring?
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LightningSentry
· 2025-12-23 04:48
Large Investors are either buying the dip or dumping, who knows?
The chips are starting to play tricks again, 13.3%, feels ominous.
History always repeats itself, is another wave coming this time?
Keep a close eye, don’t get played for suckers by Large Investors.
If we can't hold the 15% line, we really have to run.
BTC chip concentration pump alarm, 13.3% breaks the warning line.
[Coin World] Recently, the on-chain data has been a bit concerning. According to real-time monitoring by analysts, the concentration of BTC spot chips within a 5% price range has surged to 13.3%. What does this mean? Simply put, it has exceeded the warning line.
Historical data shows that when this indicator breaks 13%, the price of Bitcoin usually experiences significant volatility. What’s even more concerning is that if the concentration continues to rise and surpasses 15% into the “high-risk zone”, extra caution is warranted.
The underlying logic of concentrated chips is actually not hard to understand: large holders are competing to accumulate at the same price range, which either indicates strong support or suggests that the market is brewing a major move. In either case, it is worth keeping a close eye on.