#美联储回购协议计划 Looking at today's gainers list, how many legitimate projects can you count?
I can list quite a few, but to be honest, most of them are those hot-tempered coins — rising fiercely and falling just as harshly. I generally avoid these opportunities, for a very straightforward reason: their narratives can't support faith.
On the other hand, mainstream coins have been relatively calm lately. There is an important background behind this — the Christmas holiday is approaching, overseas institutional traders are taking extended vacations, and liquidity has significantly shrunk. When fewer participants are involved, the market naturally calms down.
This actually reflects a market principle: on the eve of major holidays or key Federal Reserve policy windows (such as repo rate adjustments), mainstream assets tend to enter a hibernation phase, while high-volatility small coins tend to attract short-term speculators. When liquidity flows back, the market structure will be reshuffled.
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SerNgmi
· 8h ago
It's always the same routine before the holiday; once institutions return, you'll know who the real projects are.
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LiquidityWitch
· 8h ago
Institutions are on holiday, no wonder mainstream coins are so boring
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NFTRegretful
· 8h ago
When institutions take a break, the crypto world becomes dead and dull. This wave is really not interesting.
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HodlVeteran
· 8h ago
I really don't look favorably on those crazy coins on the gainers list—young people shouldn't be tempted by those small gains. I already got burned by this back in 2018, a painful lesson.
Mainstream coins haven't really had much movement this round; institutions have gone on vacation, and liquidity isn't enough to play with. Let's wait until after the New Year.
If I had to choose, I'd still hold onto Bitcoin for the holidays—that's the way seasoned traders do it.
#美联储回购协议计划 Looking at today's gainers list, how many legitimate projects can you count?
I can list quite a few, but to be honest, most of them are those hot-tempered coins — rising fiercely and falling just as harshly. I generally avoid these opportunities, for a very straightforward reason: their narratives can't support faith.
On the other hand, mainstream coins have been relatively calm lately. There is an important background behind this — the Christmas holiday is approaching, overseas institutional traders are taking extended vacations, and liquidity has significantly shrunk. When fewer participants are involved, the market naturally calms down.
This actually reflects a market principle: on the eve of major holidays or key Federal Reserve policy windows (such as repo rate adjustments), mainstream assets tend to enter a hibernation phase, while high-volatility small coins tend to attract short-term speculators. When liquidity flows back, the market structure will be reshuffled.