Interesting market signal from prediction platforms: traders are currently pricing in a 63% probability of Bitcoin hitting $95K sometime this January. Meanwhile, the odds of a push toward $100K are sitting around 31%, which suggests most participants see $95K as the more likely near-term target. These odds-based forecasts tend to shift pretty quickly as new data flows in, so whether we actually see these levels tested depends on how broader macro conditions shake out. Either way, it's a decent indicator of where the crowd thinks the smart money is positioning itself right now.
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BearMarketBard
· 15h ago
63% stake of 95K? Sounds like the soothsayers are starting to make up stories again. Anyway, I'll just watch. As soon as the macro changes, this data will immediately crash.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 18h ago
If you can't hit 95K with 63%, the predicted market will truly become a casino.
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GasDevourer
· 01-12 13:06
63% chance to reach 95K? I remain skeptical; macro risks haven't been digested yet.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 01-12 13:06
95K is a bit conservative, to be honest. What are the smart funds waiting for?
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-12 13:04
If the probability is higher at 95K, smart money might really be lurking there.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-12 12:52
95k sounds okay, but what I care more about is whether this wave can break the 100 ceiling.
Interesting market signal from prediction platforms: traders are currently pricing in a 63% probability of Bitcoin hitting $95K sometime this January. Meanwhile, the odds of a push toward $100K are sitting around 31%, which suggests most participants see $95K as the more likely near-term target. These odds-based forecasts tend to shift pretty quickly as new data flows in, so whether we actually see these levels tested depends on how broader macro conditions shake out. Either way, it's a decent indicator of where the crowd thinks the smart money is positioning itself right now.