2025-12-26 02:20:28

The recent trading cycle has performed quite well. On December 25th, we captured 1820 points in Bitcoin, and Ethereum also gained 87 points.

The quiet period during the Christmas holiday has passed, and now is the real test of trading skills. Behind seemingly stable market conditions, subtle volatility opportunities often hide. If you can accurately grasp the direction amid these small price movements, that’s true skill.

Based on the current market rhythm, a larger trend may be brewing. Whether it’s Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other mainstream cryptocurrencies, they are all worth continuous attention. For prepared traders, the upcoming opportunities might be more than you expect. The key is to maintain sufficient liquidity and clear judgment.

Ultimately, it depends on individual risk management and execution ability. Market opportunities always exist; it’s up to you to seize them.

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RumbleValidator

· 12-28 20:03

1820 point level? This data needs to be verified, or else it's just talking nonsense. 1 Stay calm, a rebound after the holiday doesn't mean a big market, don't be fooled by false prosperity. Market opportunities are visible to everyone, the difficult part is maintaining rationality during execution and not being driven by emotions. Sufficient liquidity is not enough; the key is whether your consensus mechanism is stable enough. Can you handle minor fluctuations? Or do you keep stop-lossing and stop-lossing again? System security is more valuable than returns; many people have misunderstood this. What does 87 points indicate? It shows that your understanding of risk is still lacking.

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WalletDivorcer

· 12-28 13:42

1820 points? No way, is that real? Why didn't I see it? --- Here we go again with the motivational quotes, always saying the opportunities are huge, but what’s the reality? --- Sounds nice, liquidity, judgment—at the end of the day, you still need capital. --- Christmas holiday market? I lost everything those days, stop bragging. --- 87 points on Ethereum? I bet five bucks this is just hindsight bias. --- "Prepared traders," in other words, "rich traders," right? --- If you really had the chance, why are you still bragging? You’d be counting your money already. --- Same old story, focus on yourself first. --- I just want to know who actually got those 1820 points. Dare to show the profit sheet? --- Is the market brewing? Telling you the market is already collapsing, that’s more like it.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 12-26 02:49

1820 points? Damn, that's a really bold move. How come I didn't catch it? Brother Tian is right, after the holidays is actually when the snipers appear. Details determine life or death. Wait, wait, wait, liquidity is really the bottleneck here. Without money, how can we buy in? Honestly, the opportunities in small coins are even crazier. Mainstream coins are all being watched closely. This round of rise will again attract a bunch of new latecomers who only jump on the bandwagon after it's already started. Sigh.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 12-26 02:37

Wow, 1820 points? How is that possible... Maybe I'm just too bad at this.

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ser_ngmi

· 12-26 02:33

1820 points? Man, you must have a heart of steel. Just looking at it makes my hands tremble. Oh my God, why didn't I wake up on the 25th? Missed out on a billion. Sounds good, but the key is to have enough money to go all in. Without liquidity, everything is pointless. This consolidation period really tests your mentality. Not everyone can wait for that big move. 1820 points? My goodness, my entire account wouldn't cover the trading fees for this wave of market movement. It sounds simple, but how many people can actually execute it? That's why most people probably end up just watching others make money.

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