2025-12-25 14:23:06

Recently, the market has indeed been a bit sluggish, and there's a pervasive sense of negativity. But upon closer reflection, this might be due to liquidity contraction caused by the holiday effect. Once this period passes, trading enthusiasm should pick up again.

Speaking of which, although cryptocurrencies face a lot of criticism, for ordinary people, they remain the closest thing to the "wealth dream." T+0 trading, 24/7 availability, and relatively low barriers—these features allow small-capital investors to truly participate in the financial markets.

Don't be swayed by the pessimistic voices outside. Every cycle's peak often attracts a bunch of followers, but true believers are those who hold firm during the lows. If you endure, there are opportunities ahead.

Brothers and sisters, stay strong, better days are still to come.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 8h ago

If I hadn't waited for this rebound, I could have bought the dip more. Is it still not too late to say something cold now... I really underestimate my patience for waiting. It would have been great if I had gone all in earlier.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 8h ago

Holiday effect? Ha, I think it's just the bear market coming, still making up stories. But indeed, T+0 and 24h trading are pretty cool, allowing you to enter and exit anytime without getting cut. --- For those who hold onto their faith during the lows? I've heard that too many times. Still, the same advice: only those who survive can laugh last. --- Don't persuade me to hold on; I've already accepted my fate. Anyway, I've lost enough, so I might as well treat it as pocket money. --- The wealth dream is close, but so are the traps. Small capital is more likely to be爆. --- Waiting until after? I think I'll be waiting until next year. --- The more pessimistic voices, the better. It means people are still paying attention, which is better than being completely forgotten.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 8h ago

Holiday effect? Bro, I've heard that excuse a hundred times. The real reason is big players dumping to shake out the weak hands. Don't be fooled. --- What do you mean hold steady? I've already liquidated my positions. Waiting for the bottom to buy in again. Anyone buying now is bound to lose. --- Wealth dreams? Ha, nine out of ten in this industry lose money, and the remaining one is also losing, just not realizing it yet. --- Holding through the lows every cycle—I've heard that before. Very few actually survive. Don't dress gambling up as faith. --- T+0 trading is indeed attractive, but only if you have the skill to predict the market. Most people are just high-level bagholders. --- This wave is really cold, but I think it still has to fall further. Holiday? Forget it, stop comforting yourself. --- Good days are ahead? That depends on how long you can hold without getting margin called. --- Liquidity tightening has led to a dull market. I get that logic, but how fierce the rebound can be still depends on the market's mood.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 8h ago

Liquidity contraction during holidays? Forget it, basically no one is playing anymore. But on the other hand, only during these times can you see who truly believes and who is just a leek.

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