A former analyst at the Bank of England recently pointed out that once highly credible information about "non-human intelligence" is disclosed to the public, it is very likely to trigger a "fundamental shock" in the market—this cognitive impact will shake people's understanding of the existing order, leading to large-scale panic selling. At this stage, Bitcoin may be the first to be used as a quick cash-out tool. However, from another perspective, once the initial turbulence subsides and market sentiment stabilizes, BTC is very likely to transform into investors' preferred safe haven—after all, in the face of extreme uncertainty, the value of decentralized assets will be re-evaluated. Interestingly, prediction platform Polymarket provided a data reference: as of 2027, the market prices the probability of the U.S. government confirming the discovery of aliens at about 13%. Although this probability seems like a low-probability event, in financial markets, any quantifiable extreme risk is worth investors' consideration.
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MevHunter
· 7h ago
Haha, that's some tricky logic... First smash it, then buy the dip. BTC's fate depends entirely on when humans discover aliens.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 7h ago
Wait a minute, isn't there a logical problem here—during panic selling, BTC is said to be the first to be cashed out, but then it becomes a safe haven? Isn't this just like the "Bitcoin is dead" rhetoric from 2015, all hindsight?
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LuckyHashValue
· 7h ago
The main body oscillation sounds intimidating, but I think it's just another marketing hype in the crypto world, honestly.
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Alien probability 13%? Haha, now there's another reason to accumulate coins.
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The routine of selling first and buying later, I've seen this trick too many times.
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Reevaluating decentralized assets? To put it nicely, it's actually whoever dumps the market wins.
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Instead of thinking about these虚的, it's better to figure out how to survive during the oscillations.
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Polymarket is dreaming again. Does this probability data have any reference significance?
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If something really happens, Bitcoin will also drop. Don't deceive yourself.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 8h ago
Haha, even aliens are betting on Polymarket. This game really dares to gamble on anything.
Wait, a 13% chance sounds small, but if it really happens, can Bitcoin withstand it? I doubt it.
Buy high and sell low, the eternal crypto circle routine, so boring.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 8h ago
Ha, this logic is a bit crazy... first crash, then buy the dip, what a move.
A former analyst at the Bank of England recently pointed out that once highly credible information about "non-human intelligence" is disclosed to the public, it is very likely to trigger a "fundamental shock" in the market—this cognitive impact will shake people's understanding of the existing order, leading to large-scale panic selling. At this stage, Bitcoin may be the first to be used as a quick cash-out tool. However, from another perspective, once the initial turbulence subsides and market sentiment stabilizes, BTC is very likely to transform into investors' preferred safe haven—after all, in the face of extreme uncertainty, the value of decentralized assets will be re-evaluated. Interestingly, prediction platform Polymarket provided a data reference: as of 2027, the market prices the probability of the U.S. government confirming the discovery of aliens at about 13%. Although this probability seems like a low-probability event, in financial markets, any quantifiable extreme risk is worth investors' consideration.