2025-12-25 00:21:16

When investors are loudly crying and cutting losses in the community, the real on-chain data tells a different story.

The recent market has indeed been fierce. Bitcoin has fallen from a high of $126,000 to below $88,000, a decline of over 36% in just a few weeks. Everywhere in the market, there are pessimistic voices—"It's over."

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ChainProspector

· 12h ago

On-chain data never lies; the tears of panicked traders are the best signal.

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WhaleStalker

· 12h ago

On-chain data doesn't lie, and retail investors' screams are the easiest to deceive themselves.

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LiquidationOracle

· 12h ago

How do you say on-chain data? When these retail investors are screaming, it's often a signal to buy the dip.

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InscriptionGriller

· 12h ago

On-chain data speaks for itself. No matter how loud the community's cries, it's just a lonely scene of leek harvest. --- A 36% drop, scared a bunch of people into shouting their lungs out. Veteran traders know this is just an old trick of shakeouts. --- Data doesn't lie. Those who shout the loudest are often the ones losing the most. This rule has been proven time and again. --- You can tell if the bottom has arrived just by looking at community sentiment. When the screen is full of "it's over," that's actually when things start to get interesting. --- When will on-chain evidence come out? Right now, it's all emotional garbage. --- Those who cut losses have never looked at on-chain monitoring. True players have long since checked where the funds are going. --- Just a few weeks and already scared like this. These leeks are really tender. --- I just want to know how many coins the people still shouting bankruptcy are holding.

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