Next week, the Bank of Japan meeting combined with the Christmas holiday schedule signals that the traditional two-round major capital withdrawal risk is approaching. Bulls should be cautious during this period; don’t just chase after small profits from bottom-fishing, or you might end up losing your principal.
This rate cut cycle is clearly a positive for the crypto market, but the rebound strength is surprisingly weak—unable to rise. Thinking carefully, the black swan event in mid-October directly drained all the funds from the market, and retail investors’ confidence also collapsed. If this trend continues, a bear market is truly imminent.
Mainstream coin traders might consider placing more short positions for hedging. This is the nature of the market: it drags when rising, but crashes like lightning once it turns downward. The rhythm of gains and losses is completely different.
The cold winter in the crypto world may have already begun. Winter is coming.
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GasFeeLady
· 17h ago
nah see, this is exactly when gas prices spike right before the dump. watched it happen october too—everyone's panic-selling but the gwei oracles already knew smth was off. that weak bounce? textbook MEV protection signal imo
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 22h ago
Buying the dip until you go bankrupt, I've heard this trick too many times, really.
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ChainComedian
· 12-15 06:14
Here we go again with "winter is coming." Every time I say this, I'm dollar-cost averaging, but I still haven't bought the bottom yet.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 12-13 03:00
Bottom-fishing, bottom-fishing, in the end, I lost all my pants, really awesome.
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DaoResearcher
· 12-13 02:59
From the data performance, the hypothesis of this wave of liquidity contraction has been confirmed by on-chain indicators... but the problem is, according to the Token economics model in the white paper, retail investor behavior is essentially noise, and the real key lies in the changes in institutional holdings. It is worth noting that there is actually an incentive misalignment issue here—the risk aversion coefficient of the long positions and the actual market leverage are completely mismatched.
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airdrop_huntress
· 12-13 02:54
Lowering interest rates is useless now; this rebound is really disappointing, and it feels like the bear market is truly knocking on the door.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-13 02:44
It's another Winter is coming. I bet five dollars that it will still go up next week.
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MissingSats
· 12-13 02:37
Even rate cuts can't save this overly bullish market, it's truly unbelievable.
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BlockDetective
· 12-13 02:35
Interest rate cuts and positive news can't sustain the rebound, indicating that the foundation isn't as solid as imagined.
Next week, the Bank of Japan meeting combined with the Christmas holiday schedule signals that the traditional two-round major capital withdrawal risk is approaching. Bulls should be cautious during this period; don’t just chase after small profits from bottom-fishing, or you might end up losing your principal.
This rate cut cycle is clearly a positive for the crypto market, but the rebound strength is surprisingly weak—unable to rise. Thinking carefully, the black swan event in mid-October directly drained all the funds from the market, and retail investors’ confidence also collapsed. If this trend continues, a bear market is truly imminent.
Mainstream coin traders might consider placing more short positions for hedging. This is the nature of the market: it drags when rising, but crashes like lightning once it turns downward. The rhythm of gains and losses is completely different.
The cold winter in the crypto world may have already begun. Winter is coming.