2025-12-25 01:00:26

#比特币与黄金战争 The Christmas holiday has led to a significant decline in liquidity across major global exchanges. Under this background, the market is likely to remain range-bound with narrow fluctuations, and aggressive trading is not recommended.

My view is as follows: $BTC is currently in the 88500-90000 range, and you can consider taking profits at high positions. The support levels below are around 86500-86000, where there might be good opportunities for low-cost accumulation. $ETH is similar; above 2970-3000, it’s time to start reducing positions. If a pullback occurs, 2900-2850 would be ideal entry points.

Two key reminders: First, strictly control your position size, as low liquidity environments tend to amplify risks; second, set your stop-loss levels tightly. Avoid chasing highs or bottom-fishing. During holidays, market sentiment can be volatile, and reckless trading often leads to losses. Follow liquidity trends, not emotions.

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MEVictim

· 2h ago

Poor liquidity during holidays is really something to pay attention to. I’ve suffered from this before, so now I just play it safe and watch quietly.

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GasFeeTears

· 3h ago

Holidays are indeed the best time to cut leeks; low liquidity can easily create a big pit with a single trade. Strictly speaking, those who should have sold at 88500 already did, and most of the ones still holding are trapped. ETH is even more outrageous; it keeps shouting buy buy buy every day and then drops again. It's incredible that some still dare to chase the high. Let's just wait for the meat around 86; only when it really hits that level is the right time to get in. But honestly, following liquidity isn't a bad idea, but 99% of people still follow emotions and leverage. Stop-loss? Most people can't even set one. Holidays are for resting properly; don't stare at the K-line every day and blow your mind.

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DuskSurfer

· 3h ago

Low liquidity during holidays is a trap. I'm not moving anything right now, just watching the show. Wait, I need to think about your stop-loss logic. It feels like there's something there. Can we really buy at 86500? It seems like there's still room to go down. Don't follow the emotions, it's easy to say but how many can truly do it... ETH is in a bit of an awkward position right now. Regretting selling too early, but afraid of getting caught if I don't sell. Liquidity is like a poker table with fewer players; no one wants to make the first move, and the atmosphere becomes tense.

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