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Record of the 44th day of the three-year trading plan.
Account status: 146U
To be honest, the recent market has indeed been a bit "quiet." With Christmas and New Year’s coming up, markets are particularly prone to entering a liquidity vacuum during this period. When there are no clear trading opportunities, sometimes staying on the sidelines is the wisest choice.
There is also a major background factor for the market downturn—I've heard that Japan will announce a rate hike on December 19th. Such macroeconomic factors often shake market expectations. Mainstream coins like BNB haven't shown much performance lately, and the MEME sector is even less active.
Instead of forcing yourself to find opportunities during such times, it's better to give yourself and the account a break and wait for a real trading window to appear before taking action.
Let's wait until the dust settles on Japan's interest rate hike before making any moves. Sometimes, doing nothing is better than acting impulsively.
MEME isn't hot anymore, and BNB isn't exciting either. It's better to use this time to adjust your mindset and wait for real opportunities.
Staying put isn't really shameful; it's much better than losing more by acting recklessly.
Liquidity vacuum periods are like this—those chasing highs are typical leek-minded traders. Looks like your comprehension is pretty good.
The macro factor of Japan's interest rate hike will definitely shake things up. The distribution of chips hasn't bottomed out yet. I suggest observing for a few more trading days.
Doing nothing is the strongest defense—once you understand this, you've won half the battle.
Low risk, waiting...