2025-12-06 13:50:21

The consensus among #数字货币市场洞察 holders is quietly solidifying. On-chain data shows that the number of locked addresses continues to grow, and the sell side is extremely thin, leaving plenty of room for price increases due to this supply-demand imbalance.

Interestingly, there's the Co nan asset—as a certain former president frequently endorses it, the IP narrative keeps getting hyped round after round. Those with sharp market instincts have already started to position themselves, given the obvious buzz and capital flows.

Of course, speculation is speculation. Before entering the market, you still need to assess your own risk tolerance.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 2025-12-09 12:07

Locked position data doesn't lie, but how much more room is there for growth this time? --- Conan... to put it bluntly, it's just political gambling. I'll just hold my coins and watch for now. --- Thin sell orders sound nice, but it's a nightmare when a sudden dump happens. Anyone who's been through it knows. --- Supply and demand imbalance? Please, we've heard that every bull run—let's just stick to what the charts say. --- That former president has become the best marketing tool for crypto, it's honestly absurd. --- Risk tolerance is the real key here, everything else is just noise. --- Growth in locked addresses ≠ guaranteed price increase. You have to look at actual trading volume and cost basis distribution. --- Conan is just a narrative coin. Once the hype dies, it's over. I'm not catching the last bag. --- The sell side is pathetically thin... so just wait for the dump. History will repeat itself.

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ChainComedian

· 2025-12-08 09:19

Growth in locked addresses, thin sell-side liquidity... sounds good, but I've heard this narrative too many times. With things like Conan, it just comes down to who has a bigger fanbase; capital flows are always the most honest indicator. You really need to do the math carefully before entering, don’t let the hype get to your head. By the way, can BTC really break out this time, or is it going to pull back again? A lot of people are positioning, but only a small minority ever truly make money.

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MetaMisery

· 2025-12-08 00:47

Locked addresses are skyrocketing but the sell side is thin—I’ve heard this narrative too many times. The former president's IP hype does tend to suck liquidity, but anyone getting in needs to think carefully about their exit strategy.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 2025-12-06 14:19

The lock-up data looks good, but I've heard the supply-demand imbalance excuse too many times. When it really drops, it's still the same dump. About Conan... all the followers end up taking a loss. Don't ask me how I know. BTC's "stable leader" image is the most reassuring; everything else is just a gambler's game. Topic hype ≠ fundamentals. I've fallen for that trap more than once. Thin sell walls are indeed tempting, but I'm afraid it's just a trap to lure in bigger fish.

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BackrowObserver

· 2025-12-06 14:18

Locked addresses are surging, the sell side is so thin, it feels like it's about to take off again. I didn't dare to get in on that Conan, the whole IP narrative thing feels too sketchy. All the big players are making moves, and I'm still on the sidelines. My risk tolerance is limited, so I'd rather play it safe. Watching others make money is tempting, but I regret it when I lose money.

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SnapshotBot

· 2025-12-06 14:05

The locked position data looks good, but I still think there's limited upside for this rally. We'll have to see if new capital comes in. That Conan thing is purely hype—once the buzz fades, it's over. Not worth touching. Supply-demand imbalance sounds great, but when retail investors get in, they often end up holding the bag. You need to be aware of that. SOL performed pretty well this time, but don't get caught up in FOMO. Rational choices are most important. Trending topics ≠ fundamentals. That's the problem in crypto—chase today, get rekt tomorrow.

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BankruptWorker

· 2025-12-06 14:00

The sell side is extremely thin, is it really different this time? The ones locking up coins must be the smart money, as a retail investor I can only follow the trend. Conan is getting way too hyped, be careful you don't get rekt while trying to rekt others. Should I chase this BTC rally or not... I'm torn. Consensus solidified? Yeah right, I'll wait for a dip. Supply-demand imbalance sounds intense, but it's just capital playing games. Hot topics = funds flowing in, but it also means the peak for selling is near. I just want to know how long this rally will last, otherwise it's exhausting.

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