【BlockBeats】The recent performance of the prediction market has indeed been eye-catching. According to on-chain data statistics, this sector has maintained growth for six consecutive weeks, repeatedly breaking trading records. The week at the end of December was especially hot, with nominal transaction volume directly surpassing $5.3 billion, a figure that clearly indicates how high the market enthusiasm is.
However, enthusiasm can also cool down. Last week’s trading data showed a noticeable decline, dropping to $4.766 billion. This is actually a normal fluctuation—the market always cycles between highs and adjustments. The key is whether this correction is a short-term adjustment or if the growth momentum is truly beginning to weaken. Based on the six-week consecutive upward trend, it still appears to be more of a temporary breather.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 20h ago
The week with 5.3 billion was really amazing. Now that there's a pullback, I'm actually not afraid; the six-week upward trend is still here.
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UncommonNPC
· 20h ago
The week with 5.3 billion was really crazy. Now that it's back to 4.7 billion, it's not unfair; it's normal.
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StakeOrRegret
· 20h ago
5.3 billion just after passing, and now it's starting to pull back. Can this wave continue?
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GhostAddressMiner
· 20h ago
Is no one paying attention to the abnormal fund flows during that week with 5.3 billion? I have already tracked three suspicious addresses transferring large positions.
The predicted market is strongly rebounding, with trading volume reaching a historic high, now experiencing a correction
【BlockBeats】The recent performance of the prediction market has indeed been eye-catching. According to on-chain data statistics, this sector has maintained growth for six consecutive weeks, repeatedly breaking trading records. The week at the end of December was especially hot, with nominal transaction volume directly surpassing $5.3 billion, a figure that clearly indicates how high the market enthusiasm is.
However, enthusiasm can also cool down. Last week’s trading data showed a noticeable decline, dropping to $4.766 billion. This is actually a normal fluctuation—the market always cycles between highs and adjustments. The key is whether this correction is a short-term adjustment or if the growth momentum is truly beginning to weaken. Based on the six-week consecutive upward trend, it still appears to be more of a temporary breather.