2026-01-14 19:40:03

Interesting discovery. On December 31 last year, an abnormal signal from options data indicated a Bitcoin reversal. Since the signal was issued, BTC has already risen by 10%. If we talk about accurate predictions, this is indeed a nailed-on case—the reversal hadn't occurred when the signal was released, but the market started moving the next day, leaving no one waiting.

It seems that this options data analysis really has some skills. Many traders said they had been paying attention to this signal early on and had become interested in the abnormal behavior of this data set. Sometimes, clues from the options market can reveal the true market intentions earlier than regular K-line charts. This is a valuable reference for traders looking to bottom fish or follow the trend of reversals.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-17 00:29

Damn, are options data this accurate? Why do I always feel like I find out too late? Options players are really sneaky; while I'm still struggling with the candlestick charts, they've already sent the signals. A 10% increase isn't a big deal, honestly, the key is whether it can be replicated like last time. I'm a bit interested in studying this logic, but I'm afraid of getting cut. Why do I always look completely confused when I look at options charts? Did I guess right this time because of real data support, or is it just luck? I need to see if I can catch another wave. All the promises I've made must be kept; let's wait for the next signal to verify.

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LiquidationWizard

· 01-16 06:36

Options data players are secretly watching this, and I’ve also jumped on the bandwagon. A 10% increase is good, but those who truly profit have long been positioned. This analytical method indeed has substance; options are not deceptive. Everyone says that following the trend and reversing is easy to lose money, but with data signals, it’s a different story. Why are most people still watching K-line charts? Experts have already shifted to options. What does this 10% increase indicate? It shows that signals can outperform the market. But what’s the probability of catching such an opportunity next time? Options traders’ instincts are indeed sharp; I’ve learned a lot.

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MagicBean

· 01-14 20:10

Options data is indeed powerful; it sensed the reversal in advance.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 01-14 20:09

Options data is indeed a powerful strategy. I'm just wondering how some people can always sense the market trend.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-14 20:09

Options data really is reliable, it was about time to pay attention --- What does a 10% increase mean? It means someone already knew about it --- Just want to ask, can this signal still be used now? Or has it been arbitraged out --- The brothers who bought the dip probably made a profit, I'm still debating when to get in --- Why is the threshold for the options market so high? Ordinary retail investors simply can't play --- This prediction was indeed spot on, it started the next day, giving no time to react --- The key is that most people can't understand options data at all, even if the signal is accurate, it's useless --- Interesting, next time I see a similar signal, I should seriously follow up --- Clues... sounds good, but I feel like it's just post hoc reasoning --- Real traders have been using this method for a long time, by the time we discuss it, they've already sold off

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-14 20:09

The options data strategy is indeed powerful; being one step ahead of the candlestick charts is unmatched.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-14 20:08

Options data definitely has some expertise, but honestly, a 10% increase isn't that rare. The hardest part of making money is execution. When signals come, how many dare to truly go all in? If this wave really plays out to the end, it would be so exciting, but unfortunately, I'm still stuck in the trap of being trapped.

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-14 19:46

Options data is truly excellent; it feels like capturing the pulse of the market.

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