POL's recent rally actually has a pretty clear logic. With leading prediction markets like Polymarket on the chain, POL naturally captures value—this is the most direct profit-making logic. As for when Polymarket will build its own L2 on Ethereum, that's a story for later.
However, POL is just one example. There are many other projects in the market with similar value capture potential, but the market hasn't truly scaled up yet. Have you noticed that liquidity is gradually returning? That's a signal. Instead of frequently reallocating positions, it's better to hold the target tokens until they reach the expected price levels. Opportunities like this are really rare.
Regarding personal holdings, I hold Binance Coin spot. From a technical perspective, the high point reached on the day of the contract breakout should only be a matter of time. This round of correction might be the last chance to get on board.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-11 19:32
Hmm, the POL logic is indeed quite interesting... Hold on tight and don't mess around.
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RunWhenCut
· 01-11 17:54
POL's logic indeed makes sense, but there are only a few who can really hold on, and it's still easy to be shaken out.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-10 14:40
Liquidity returning is a signal, there's no mistake in that. POL's logic has indeed been halted, but the key is to hold steady and not trade frequently.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-10 14:00
The liquidity return signal is indeed top-notch, much more reliable than frequent bottom-fishing.
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NFTDreamer
· 01-10 14:00
Speaking of POL, this wave's logic is indeed solid. Polymarket is eating the meat and drinking the soup; it's straightforward and profitable.
Wait, are you really seeing liquidity flow back? Why do I still feel it's very quiet? Or am I seeing things?
I agree with holding spot assets without switching positions, but the premise is that you've really chosen the right coins; otherwise, holding forever is pointless.
If this correction truly is the last chance to get on board, then I need to consider adding more positions—I’m afraid of missing out...
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SchrodingerGas
· 01-10 13:53
Hey, I've heard the term "value capture" many times, but the key question is whether Polymarket can truly convert its prediction market advantage into the network effects of POL. Currently, it seems to be riding the wave of liquidity returning in a large cycle; don't mistake correlation for causation.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 01-10 13:40
The return of liquidity is indeed a strong signal, but frequently changing positions is really a self-destructive move.
POL's recent rally actually has a pretty clear logic. With leading prediction markets like Polymarket on the chain, POL naturally captures value—this is the most direct profit-making logic. As for when Polymarket will build its own L2 on Ethereum, that's a story for later.
However, POL is just one example. There are many other projects in the market with similar value capture potential, but the market hasn't truly scaled up yet. Have you noticed that liquidity is gradually returning? That's a signal. Instead of frequently reallocating positions, it's better to hold the target tokens until they reach the expected price levels. Opportunities like this are really rare.
Regarding personal holdings, I hold Binance Coin spot. From a technical perspective, the high point reached on the day of the contract breakout should only be a matter of time. This round of correction might be the last chance to get on board.