Recently, I've been watching LIT's candlestick chart, and the bears are really aggressive. Friends in the secondary market group are full of complaints, all saying that this market is too dull.
But I checked the data on Dune yesterday, and it actually made me feel more at ease—real user interactions on Opinion have been ongoing, and there are no signs of on-chain heat fading. That's what I care about most.
Looking at the prediction market sector, overall, Polymarket is quite prominent, but in the BNB Chain ecosystem, in terms of fundamentals and user stickiness, Opinion's current performance is still the most promising. Data speaks for itself; active users don't lie.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 3h ago
Data doesn't lie, but market sentiment does. This time, it's really the impatience of the retail investors.
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LoneValidator
· 9h ago
Data is much more honest than price data; those who only shout haven't even looked at Dune.
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 9h ago
Data definitely doesn't lie, but I think it's still early. Let's wait until on-chain activity reaches a new high before making any moves.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 9h ago
Ha, Dune data indeed doesn't lie; on-chain activity is the real deal.
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Instead of listening to the complaints in the group, it's better to look at Opinion's actual on-chain popularity—this is more reliable.
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In BNBChain, Opinion's stickiness is indeed on a different level compared to Polymarket; a large volume doesn't necessarily mean a good fundamental.
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Shorts are fierce, but on-chain users haven't left, and that's enough.
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Doing a good job in data analysis is much more rational than following the trend to cut losses.
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It seems that Opinion hasn't been hyped up much in the prediction market; instead, Polymarket is all over the screen every day—kind of interesting.
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How are the active user numbers? Are there any screenshots? I want to see a detailed comparison.
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Honestly, when candlestick charts are dull, it's a good time to look at the fundamentals.
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Among BNBChain's ecosystem projects, Opinion is indeed low-key, but I agree that data speaks for itself.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 9h ago
There are no lies in the data; looking at on-chain activity reveals the truth. Friends keep calling out K-lines, but I am focused on the interaction volume of real gold and silver—that's the true long-term liquidity.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 9h ago
Data doesn't lie, only people can deceive themselves. On-chain activity is right there, much more reliable than listening to endless chatter in the group.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 9h ago
On-chain data is always more honest than empty talk, I agree with that.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 9h ago
The data side is still stable; it's much more reliable than those screaming over K-line charts. Opinion has some substance this time.
Recently, I've been watching LIT's candlestick chart, and the bears are really aggressive. Friends in the secondary market group are full of complaints, all saying that this market is too dull.
But I checked the data on Dune yesterday, and it actually made me feel more at ease—real user interactions on Opinion have been ongoing, and there are no signs of on-chain heat fading. That's what I care about most.
Looking at the prediction market sector, overall, Polymarket is quite prominent, but in the BNB Chain ecosystem, in terms of fundamentals and user stickiness, Opinion's current performance is still the most promising. Data speaks for itself; active users don't lie.