1. Introduction

Now when mentioning Midnight, the community is full of “doubling”, “mainnet benefits”, “RWA trillion track”, but very few people calm down to see: Is this heat real? Is money really coming in or out?

I don't talk about technology, I don't talk about code, I don't talk about compliance, this article only discusses the most genuine market sentiment and chip games.

For a month in a row, I have been counting social heat, large holder movements, contract positions, and the proportion of bot spamming every day. The more I look, the clearer I become:

The current NIGHT is no longer a valuable project, but a purely speculative target.

2. Social Data: The heat seems explosive, but the real users are pitifully few.

I compiled data from X, Telegram, and Discord over the past 30 days:

• #NIGHT Highest daily interaction volume: 126,000

• Number of real independent user posts: about 14,000

• The proportion of bot-generated volume: as high as 89%

• Chinese community water posts, copy-paste, shout-out content: over 75%

• Content discussing technology, progress, and ecosystem: less than 8%

The so-called 'viral sensation across the internet' is largely a false prosperity generated by bots.

There are actually very few people genuinely concerned about the project itself.

Three, Chip Structure: Large players quietly retreat, retail investors madly take over

This is the most heart-wrenching reality.

• In the past 30 days, the proportion of holdings of the Top 50 large players: from 39.2% → 31.7%

• Large transfers out to exchange addresses: 82

• Cumulative market value of shipments: over 10 million USD

• Retail holdings (less than 10 million pieces): proportion changed from 38% → 59%

A typical high-level distribution structure:

Continuous good news released → Retail investors FOMO into the market → Big players gradually exit.

Four, Contract Market: Extremely emotional, preparing for violent rises and falls

I also looked at the contract position data:

• Retail long position proportion: 67%

• Proportion of large players' long positions: only 23%

• Long-short position ratio: 3.1:1

• Contract liquidation volume surged during slight pullbacks

The market's extreme consensus on bullishness itself is a huge risk.

Good news does not lead to rises, while bad news causes drastic falls, indicating that funds are no longer trading based on value logic.

Five, KOLs and communities: Shout-outs are getting more intense, while the truth is getting scarcer

Recently, many bloggers, analysts, and community streamers have been voicing intensively:

• 'The mainnet must break 0.1U before launch!'

• 'RWA leader, starting at 10 times!'

• 'Institutions are grabbing shares, buying is making a profit!'

But I searched through on-chain data and found no large institutional addresses have truly built positions.

All the excitement is built on speculative sentiment.

The phrase in the white paper, 'committed to long-term value and ecosystem construction,' seems particularly ironic amidst the short-term revelry.

Six, Price Behavior: Good news dulls, volume increases but prices do not rise

I recorded the recent good news:

• Binance listing

• Mainnet date confirmed

• Cardano founder publicly supports

The results are:

• Short-term surge

• Huge fluctuations in volume

• Then quickly falls back

• A batch of retail investors trapped by chasing highs

Good news is becoming less sensitive, indicating that real buying power is already weak.

Seven, My practical feelings: Emotion has completely dominated the price

I also conducted a small-scale practical test:

• Posting rational analysis in the community → Soon gets drowned out

• Risk warning → Treated as 'empty dog'

• Asking big players about their movements → No one responds

• Observing the order book: Large orders frequently smash the market and then quickly recover, a typical trap to lure buyers

The entire market feels like a closed carnival,

Only bullishness is allowed, and thinking is not permitted.

Eight, Core Thoughts: The bigger the speculative bubble, the harsher the correction

The problem with Midnight is not that the technology is lacking, nor that the ecosystem has no future.

but rather its price has completely deviated from the current fundamentals.

• No large-scale users

• No real RWA landing

• No sustained on-chain consumption

• No institutional real capital entering the market

The only thing supporting the price is:

Sentiment, shout-outs, bots, mainnet expectations, and big player guidance.

This structure is very fragile.

Once expectations are falsified, the mainnet performs mediocrely, and big players no longer support the market,

A stampede-like decline will be faster than an increase.

Nine, Summary

Midnight is a project completely hijacked by speculative sentiment.

It has long-term value logic, but in the short term, it has already become highly inflated.

The heat is being fabricated,

Confidence is being shouted out,

The chips are scattered,

Funds are leaving.

If you are a long-term holder, you can ignore the fluctuations and patiently wait for the ecosystem to take shape.#night

But if you are a retail investor attracted in by community shout-outs, you must be clear-headed:$NIGHT

You think you are investing in value, but in fact, you are taking over the chips from large players.@MidnightNetwork

The market can be crazy for a moment,

But in the end, it will always return to reality.#BTC

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