2025-12-29 00:58:19

Last week, precious metals faced resistance while Bitcoin also recorded a gain, and the rhythm of this week's market seems to be repeating.

Interestingly, last week's volatility hit a new low for the year, and such extreme suppression in oscillation can't last long. When liquidity dries up to this extent, once funds flow back in, they usually trigger a wave of unexpected large fluctuations—this is a market routine.

During the Christmas holiday, many people temporarily stepped away. Everyone originally expected a real breakthrough, but the market remained calm. However, the situation is changing this week. Look at ZEC, which jumped from 440 to 540 this month, indicating that there is still active participation in the market. As long as there is money willing to move, volatility will eventually come.

The low-volatility phase is essentially a buildup, and the next few days are worth watching.

BTC-0,89%

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GamefiHarvester

· 10h ago

Wait a minute, ZEC from 440 to 540, someone is quietly accumulating, it's so boring during the Christmas holiday Suppressed volatility will eventually explode, just see who can hold on, don't worry Low volatility = holding back a big move, the truth will be revealed in a few days

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MetaDreamer

· 10h ago

Low volatility is just building up momentum. I've heard this rhetoric too many times; the key is to see when funds will truly re-enter the market. The recent surge in ZEC is indeed interesting, indicating that some players are still active. I'm just worried it might be a fleeting moment. Liquidity depletion to this extent will eventually reverse, but no one can predict what the reversal will look like. We need to keep a close eye this week; it really feels like things are about to change. Could the lowest volatility of the year actually become the best window for building positions? Not necessarily. So, is it better to keep waiting or is it already time to get in? During Christmas, the market was really dead, but now there's finally some warmth.

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 11h ago

The phrase "building momentum" has been overused, but the recent surge in ZEC was indeed impressive. Someone is lying in wait. Holding back with low volatility for too long will eventually break. Liquidity at the end of the year is so scarce; it's better to wait for funds to return after the holiday. Is the volatility range hitting a new low? It feels like it's being discussed every week. Hey, just wait for that whale to move, and small investors will follow suit and buy in. These days, you really need to keep an eye on it, but I bet next week will still be flat. The market is like this—when you're short on cash, no one can play. ZEC's performance is okay; other coins are still sleeping. Building momentum is useless; only with increased capital inflow can it work.

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GasFeeCrier

· 11h ago

The longer the suppression, the sooner it will explode. Just worried that the funds are still sleeping. This wave of zec is indeed worth watching, indicating that smart money is still lurking. We can only make money when volatility arrives. Now, it's just a matter of waiting. Observe this week, don't fall asleep. The accumulation phase tests your mentality the most. Sit tight.

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