Recently, there has been some activity in the crypto market. Bitcoin and Ethereum have successively broken through key levels—BTC surged to $92,000, and ETH also stabilized above $3,100. The timing of this rally is quite interesting, coinciding exactly with rumors that Venezuela may be accumulating large amounts of Bitcoin.
The market is speculating whether this country's "shadow" Bitcoin reserves could be comparable to those of major institutions. If this is true, Venezuela could join the ranks of major sovereign holders. This speculation actually makes sense—they have previously used USDT settlements in their oil trade.
Data from the options market is also changing. The put skew is narrowing, and there has been a noticeable influx of large buy orders in the forward contracts, indicating that market sentiment is heating up based on these details.
However, to be cautious—during the US trading hours, there have been multiple instances of quick rises followed by pullbacks in recent days. Whether the upward trend can truly stabilize remains uncertain. Analysts are also warning not to be fooled by the apparent gains.
In short, geopolitical factors are becoming a new variable in this market, but whether the true trend can take hold depends on subsequent developments.
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· 01-06 03:44
Investing in Venezuela's coins sounds a bit suspicious, but the recent surge and pullback during the US market days really made people feel uneasy.
Can 92k really hold steady? I bet a dollar that geopolitical speculation plays a bigger role.
Stay calm, don’t be fooled by the options data. This wave might just be the last frenzy before a correction.
Adding Venezuela to the list of sovereign holders? Laughable, the crypto world dares to claim all kinds of monsters and demons.
Getting excited just because the put-call skew narrows? Wake up, the US market is unpredictable. Wait three more days and see.
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TokenUnlocker
· 01-05 10:56
Venezuela's move is quite interesting; if they really stock up, the scale could be astonishing.
Can this 92k surge hold until the weekend? The US market is starting to play tricks again.
Hoarding coins in Venezuela sounds pretty mysterious, but the US market has been playing tricks all along. It keeps surging and falling back so many times. I wonder, can it really stabilize?
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BlockchainBouncer
· 01-05 10:44
It's hard to tell if Venezuela's coin hoarding is true or false, but I've seen the pattern of the US market rising and then falling back many times in recent days. Don't be fooled.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 01-05 10:43
92,000 still depends on the US market performance; I'm tired of the pattern of rising sharply and then falling back.
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RumbleValidator
· 01-05 10:29
Venezuela's data support is still not enough; rumors alone don't count. The key is whether on-chain verification can confirm the actual flow of those BTC, otherwise it's just market sentiment speculation.
Recently, there has been some activity in the crypto market. Bitcoin and Ethereum have successively broken through key levels—BTC surged to $92,000, and ETH also stabilized above $3,100. The timing of this rally is quite interesting, coinciding exactly with rumors that Venezuela may be accumulating large amounts of Bitcoin.
The market is speculating whether this country's "shadow" Bitcoin reserves could be comparable to those of major institutions. If this is true, Venezuela could join the ranks of major sovereign holders. This speculation actually makes sense—they have previously used USDT settlements in their oil trade.
Data from the options market is also changing. The put skew is narrowing, and there has been a noticeable influx of large buy orders in the forward contracts, indicating that market sentiment is heating up based on these details.
However, to be cautious—during the US trading hours, there have been multiple instances of quick rises followed by pullbacks in recent days. Whether the upward trend can truly stabilize remains uncertain. Analysts are also warning not to be fooled by the apparent gains.
In short, geopolitical factors are becoming a new variable in this market, but whether the true trend can take hold depends on subsequent developments.