There are a few notable signals in the market today:
Bitcoin breaking $100,000 by the end of the year? Don’t be too optimistic. The odds for this bet on Polymarket have already plunged to 30%, indicating that market sentiment is cooling.
On the meme coin side, it's another round of turnover—Cristiano Ronaldo's token $FF surged to 1m, a 15x increase; He Yi's $Yi also hit 800k, a 6x return. But the pattern is clear: as soon as new hot topics emerge, the old ones immediately cool off.
Maji Bro has been quite aggressive lately, crazily adding 25x leverage to go long on ETH, with his position now stacked up to $16 million and the liquidation price at $3,064. This move... emmm, judge for yourself.
There are different voices from the institutional side: Morgan Stanley predicts 2026 will be a wild bull market, citing three factors resonating together—corporate earnings growth, a cooling job market, and the Fed entering a rate-cutting cycle.
Banmuxia's perspective is more specific: he expects a market-wide rally this month, with liquidity starting to return after the end of quantitative tightening. However, he believes the real flood of liquidity won't come until next May—by then, it could be a whole different story.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-11 21:17
Big Brother Ma Ji is really risking his life this time, with a 25x leverage liquidation line right in his face. I can't help but sweat for him.
The big show isn't until May next year? Then this market movement now is just a side act.
When the probability jumps to 30% for the 100,000 yuan matter, it's time to wake up. Polymarket won't deceive you.
Meme coins are still rotating, and the fast money is still made by the same group of people.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 12-11 10:50
honestly, the meme coin graveyard is just like a poorly sourced restaurant supply chain—everything's fresh until it's not, then nobody even remembers the menu item existed. $FF doing 15x today, dust tomorrow. it's giving farm-to-fork speedrun energy, except the farm was never real to begin with lmao
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ForkLibertarian
· 12-11 10:40
Maji's leverage strategy is too extreme, feeling like a liquidation is imminent.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-09 05:51
Big Brother Machi is really playing with fire this time—$16 million with 25x leverage, just a breath away from liquidation. His nerves must be made of steel.
What does it mean that there's only a 30% chance for Bitcoin to break $100,000? It shows that retail investors have wised up.
The rotation of meme coins is so fast; yesterday everyone was hyping $FF, today they're all moving to $Yi. Retail investors can never outrun the whales.
Morgan Stanley is predicting a wild bull market next year—I’ll just laugh and wait until May to see what happens.
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TooScaredToSell
· 12-09 05:48
Big Brother Machi going 25x leverage this time is honestly a bit crazy, liquidation is just around the corner.
I'm really tired of the meme coin rotation trick; today's winner gets wrecked by a new project tomorrow.
Chance of breaking 100k jumping to 30%? Just wait it out, though I can't wait any longer myself.
Banmu Xia said the real money printing comes in May, so it's safer to stay flat for now.
Morgan Stanley hyping a 2026 bull market... just listen and forget it, you'd be a fool to believe it.
He Yi's Yi did a 6x, and I'm still trying to buy the dip.
Institutions all say different things; retail just ends up losing money anyway.
This wave of sentiment cooling is pretty obvious, don't be too greedy in the short term.
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MoneyBurner
· 12-09 05:46
Machi using 25x leverage this time is really... Honestly, I both admire him and feel nervous for him. The liquidation line is at only 3064, his mentality must be incredibly strong. But speaking of which, has the probability of dropping below 100k by 30% already become this bad? I think there’s still room for a plunge. Meme coin rotation has become a pattern: new ones come, old ones die. This time $FF and $Yi doubled—who could have bought at the bottom? You figure it out yourself. I like the saying about May’s liquidity “big water release,” but isn’t it still a bit early to build a position now?
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 12-09 05:45
ngl, Big Brother Machi's $16 million with 25x leverage... This is the same script we repeat every time. 2017, 2021, and now—it's all the same. History rhymes, only this time it's through liquidation lines.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12-09 05:24
Big Bro Machi is really gambling with his life using 25x leverage—he’ll get liquidated at 3064. Just thinking about it makes me break out in a cold sweat for him... But to be fair, I did something just as stupid last year, and I’m still trying to recover.
There are a few notable signals in the market today:
Bitcoin breaking $100,000 by the end of the year? Don’t be too optimistic. The odds for this bet on Polymarket have already plunged to 30%, indicating that market sentiment is cooling.
On the meme coin side, it's another round of turnover—Cristiano Ronaldo's token $FF surged to 1m, a 15x increase; He Yi's $Yi also hit 800k, a 6x return. But the pattern is clear: as soon as new hot topics emerge, the old ones immediately cool off.
Maji Bro has been quite aggressive lately, crazily adding 25x leverage to go long on ETH, with his position now stacked up to $16 million and the liquidation price at $3,064. This move... emmm, judge for yourself.
There are different voices from the institutional side: Morgan Stanley predicts 2026 will be a wild bull market, citing three factors resonating together—corporate earnings growth, a cooling job market, and the Fed entering a rate-cutting cycle.
Banmuxia's perspective is more specific: he expects a market-wide rally this month, with liquidity starting to return after the end of quantitative tightening. However, he believes the real flood of liquidity won't come until next May—by then, it could be a whole different story.