2026-01-14 19:38:17

A leader of a major exchange shared several interesting viewpoints during a recent AMA. He admitted that he is not very comfortable with too many people monitoring account activities and opening positions, but there's no way to completely prevent such things.

Interestingly, he is very interested in meme culture but doesn't really participate in meme coin trading—seems like cultural identity and real money investments are two different things.

Regarding market predictions, he believes that the prediction market is still in its very early stages. In his view, this niche has a lot of potential for imagination and the outlook is quite promising.

About the future of BTC, his attitude is very firm—believing that Bitcoin's value is fundamentally immeasurable and will inevitably break through $200,000. As for the specific day this goal will be reached, he also admits that it is very difficult to predict the exact timing.

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MEVictim

· 11h ago

Haha, claiming not to monitor account movements, but still can't escape being watched... Even exchange bigwigs have a tough time. Meme culture enthusiast but not touching meme coins? That's just ridiculous, truly inconsistent between words and actions. The prediction market seems to be favored by all the big players. The early opportunities are real, and it might be the next hot spot. BTC breaking through 200,000... Everyone's talking about it, now let's see if this time they can pull it off.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 12h ago

Hey, you're right. The prediction market is still very immature. There's still a chance to get in now. --- 200,000 USD? Dream on. Who can predict this timing accurately? --- I'm relieved he doesn't dare to buy meme coins. It shows this thing is the biggest bubble in the world. --- Monitoring account movements—big V's are all pretending. Actually, they're secretly happy. --- The early stage of a track is the most terrifying. Everyone says there's potential, but many projects end up dead. --- Interested, but as soon as money's involved, they immediately get scared. So funny. --- This guy is tough-talking, with a firm attitude, claiming over 200,000. Why then say that timing is hard to predict? --- There are so many prediction markets. I think most of them are tools to harvest leeks. --- Avoiding monitoring and looking at meme culture—this personality is a bit interesting. --- Both a bitcoiner and into prediction markets—why does he seem so optimistic about everything? Is it real?

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MoonRocketTeam

· 12h ago

Haha, even the older brothers at the exchange are afraid of being monitored, now they're being honest. I believe in the $200,000 BTC, but you have to find your own landing point within this time window. Don't get caught on the launch pad at the end.

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WalletDivorcer

· 12h ago

Hey, it's that same "I'm optimistic but I won't buy" excuse again, I'm tired of hearing it. This guy is right, meme culture and real money are indeed two different things, I feel the same way. Predicting the market early? Then just call it early, after all, we're all gamblers, everyone is betting. BTC at 200,000? Wake up, brother, let's get through this bear market first. Why are all the big shots like this, worried about being monitored or having their accounts copied? Haha, that's just fancy talk—"value is incalculable" is just a fancy way of saying "I don't know." I do have some interest in market predictions, but I don't dare to bet heavily—that's just fate. It's just the same old story, I'll probably hear the same thing again next month.

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RunWithRugs

· 12h ago

The head of the major exchange said they don't want to be monitored. I think that shows how guilty they feel, haha. Meme culture enthusiasts don't touch meme coins. I'm really impressed by this move—talking one way, acting another. In the early days of the prediction market, this judgment was somewhat valid. However, hearing about 200,000 BTC every AMA—when will it actually break through—that's the real key.

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TerraNeverForget

· 12h ago

Haha, well said. Just because you like meme culture doesn't mean you have to buy meme coins? Then I guess I have to marry a beautiful girl if I like her. Really, this guy is still sober. I agree with the argument that Bitcoin at 200,000 is possible, but who the hell knows exactly when? I agree with the early stage market prediction; it all depends on who can buy the dip.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 13h ago

Hey, this guy is right. I believe in meme culture but don't throw money into meme coins. I understand this logic. --- Predicting the market early? Wait, didn't he specify which projects? Talking like this feels a bit vague. --- Just say 200,000 BTC outright, instead of "immeasurable," it feels like he's leaving himself an escape route. --- Not allowing people to monitor account movements... Brother, just saying that itself is a signal, haha. --- So what's the key point? I feel like this AMA is all talk and no action. --- I'm relieved that he doesn't touch meme coins, which means he's not truly a believer. --- No matter how good the predictions sound, it all depends on whether you can beat Bitcoin. Being early alone isn't enough.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 13h ago

Haha, this guy is being honest. A meme culture enthusiast but doesn't touch meme coins. That's me... tastes and wallets are never in sync. Early market predictions? Bro, I've already gone all in, betting on its breakout moment. The idea of BTC reaching 200,000... I've heard it too many times, but I can't deny the possibility is indeed high.

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