On-chain data has shown an interesting signal. The Space leverage prediction market on Solana just launched less than 24 hours ago and has already raised over $10 million, with FDV jumping from $50 million straight up to the $99 million cap. What does this reflect? Quite simply — funds haven't left this ecosystem; they are just looking for new positions.
Take a closer look at the logic behind this funding. Being able to raise this level during a market consolidation phase indicates that the market's risk appetite hasn't truly cooled down. Investors are not watching the market or hesitating; they are actively betting on new high-risk, high-bet products. Historically, this often signals the prelude to the next wave of hot topics.
Looking again at on-chain data — the stablecoin inflow in the SOL ecosystem has continued without interruption, and the TVL of mainstream DeFi protocols has not shown a significant decline. What are the funds waiting for? They are waiting for new narratives to land. Products like Space happen to hit two hotlines perfectly: the explosive potential of derivatives on Solana, plus the growing market demand for derivatives and leverage tools. This is no coincidence.
Based on these observations, my judgment is: the capital rotation within the Solana ecosystem is far from over. Especially in derivatives and leverage protocols, they are likely to replace Meme coins and DePIN as the most lucrative sectors in the next phase. As long as SOL stays above $100 in the short term, there will continue to be alpha opportunities within the ecosystem.
But a reality must be stated plainly — the higher the hype for such public sales, the greater the probability of a sharp drop after listing. Don’t get caught up in FOMO. Wait until the tokens are truly listed, and carefully examine the real liquidity and staking data before considering action. The market’s ultimate winners have always been those who lay out early, not those who chase the rally.
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WhaleMinion
· 01-09 11:29
Another $10 million public sale, this time it's Space's turn. Honestly, this pace is a bit exhilarating; the derivatives track is indeed taking off, but we also need to do our homework to prevent a dump.
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SigmaBrain
· 01-08 09:21
The SOL ecosystem still has potential, but things like Space, which are public sales with high enthusiasm, have a high probability of crashing after launch. Don't get wiped out by FOMO.
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RumbleValidator
· 01-07 06:59
Stablecoin inflows are continuous, and TVL hasn't declined. The credibility of this data is indeed high. But for Space's recent fundraising, the ratio of liquidity to actual staking can only be accurately assessed after launch. Don't be fooled by the numbers inflated by FDV.
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FastLeaver
· 01-07 06:53
Shorts are all dead, and funds are just circling here.
It's another FOMO moment, gamblers are itching to make a move.
This wave of SOL is interesting; the derivatives are starting to pick up the pace.
990 million FDV is directly maxed out, a typical game of musical chairs.
Wait, isn't this just the night before the next explosion?
Inflows of stablecoins = someone is adding leverage, it's terrifying when you think about it carefully.
The winners have already entered, and we're only just realizing that we are indeed the chives.
As for Space, I give a 99% chance of a dump after launch.
Capital rotation ≈ just a new way of chasing gains and cutting losses.
The derivatives sector is booming, but my wallet is cooling off.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 01-07 06:42
Airdrop enthusiasts finally caught the opportunity this time, FDV skyrocketed to the ceiling, and no one is running.
The probability that these kinds of projects get hammered as soon as they go live is 100%. Don’t ask me how I know, I’ve cut too many times.
It sounds good that funds haven't left the ecosystem, but once the token is truly launched and liquidity is visible, you'll see what's really going on.
Is the SOL ecosystem rotation not over yet? Alright, I believe it. Anyway, I’ll wait and see, no more bottom fishing.
It's basically institutions accumulating, what are retail investors buying? Just taking the bait here.
Wait for the liquidity data to come out before deciding. Don’t follow the FOMO hype, one loss is enough.
Is the derivatives track attracting a lot of money? Then be even more careful. Leverage can make you rich overnight or wipe you out overnight.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-07 06:38
It's the same old trick. The higher the fundraising enthusiasm, the more aggressive the sell-off. I've seen through it long ago.
On-chain data has shown an interesting signal. The Space leverage prediction market on Solana just launched less than 24 hours ago and has already raised over $10 million, with FDV jumping from $50 million straight up to the $99 million cap. What does this reflect? Quite simply — funds haven't left this ecosystem; they are just looking for new positions.
Take a closer look at the logic behind this funding. Being able to raise this level during a market consolidation phase indicates that the market's risk appetite hasn't truly cooled down. Investors are not watching the market or hesitating; they are actively betting on new high-risk, high-bet products. Historically, this often signals the prelude to the next wave of hot topics.
Looking again at on-chain data — the stablecoin inflow in the SOL ecosystem has continued without interruption, and the TVL of mainstream DeFi protocols has not shown a significant decline. What are the funds waiting for? They are waiting for new narratives to land. Products like Space happen to hit two hotlines perfectly: the explosive potential of derivatives on Solana, plus the growing market demand for derivatives and leverage tools. This is no coincidence.
Based on these observations, my judgment is: the capital rotation within the Solana ecosystem is far from over. Especially in derivatives and leverage protocols, they are likely to replace Meme coins and DePIN as the most lucrative sectors in the next phase. As long as SOL stays above $100 in the short term, there will continue to be alpha opportunities within the ecosystem.
But a reality must be stated plainly — the higher the hype for such public sales, the greater the probability of a sharp drop after listing. Don’t get caught up in FOMO. Wait until the tokens are truly listed, and carefully examine the real liquidity and staking data before considering action. The market’s ultimate winners have always been those who lay out early, not those who chase the rally.