2025-12-25 13:22:16

Today’s surge includes all kinds of coins. To be honest, I know quite a few projects, but frankly, many of them are typical meme coins—ridiculously high gains and sharp drops. I can’t take these kinds of opportunities; the risk-reward ratio is completely off.

From a narrative perspective, these short-term hot spots can’t really support any long-term belief. In contrast, the mainstream coins have been quite stable in their fluctuations these days.

What’s the most realistic explanation? The Christmas holiday is coming, and many European and American traders are taking time off, leading to a noticeable decrease in market liquidity. The Federal Reserve’s repurchase agreement arrangements are also being adjusted, so large funds are currently choosing to wait and see. Once the holiday is over, the market trend might be a whole different story.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 13h ago

妖币 this wave is indeed crazy, rising quickly and falling even faster, I'm really scared The explanation of insufficient liquidity during the holiday is plausible, once foreigners return, a reshuffle will be needed Mainstream coins are stable, holding on to them like this is fine The Christmas holiday situation, I should have thought of it long ago Rather than chasing these tricks, it's better to wait for the wind to come

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shadowy_supercoder

· 13h ago

I've long stopped touching that Yao coin set; after losing a few times, I realized these kinds of coins are just for gamblers. The Christmas holiday idea is pretty good. Liquidity drops, and that's exactly what happens. Large funds move out very quickly. Mainstream coins are stable. Although there's not much excitement, the mindset is good. Is it really a different story after the holiday? It still seems that the Federal Reserve's actions are the main thing to watch.

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RugPullAlarm

· 13h ago

On-chain data is obvious at a glance. This wave of gains is mostly driven by capital pools self-hyping. The concentration of large addresses is ridiculously high, and the warning signs of a run are already at the maximum. I've seen many scam coins, and those project teams haven't even done contract audits, yet they dare to shout about faith? Truly naive. When liquidity dries up, even the chives won't have time to save themselves. Waiting and watching during the holiday? Basically, it's large funds stacking chips, waiting for you to take the bait. Don't be fooled by short-term narratives. After Christmas, this wave might be even more intense, but not in gains—it's in drops. The flow of funds has long revealed the underlying trend. Dealing with scam coins is risky enough; who bears the contract risk? It's more practical to keep an eye on the on-chain wallet movements of mainstream coins. Don't blindly follow the trend.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 13h ago

妖币 this wave is indeed a gambler's game, I also saw several coin friends get hurt badly The Christmas holiday idea is quite realistic; with liquidity shrinking, big funds have to hide. The real show begins when everyone returns Mainstream coins are stable as if they are dead, which is more reassuring Don't touch those high-risk things, it's really not worth it How the market will move after the holiday depends on what the Federal Reserve does

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LiquidityWitch

· 13h ago

Yao Coin's recent move is indeed fierce, with the fluctuations being shockingly extreme. Mainstream coins are steadier and more comfortable; let's wait until after the holiday to see.

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TommyTeacher

· 13h ago

Yao Coin is all about cutting leeks; I really don't touch it. Mainstream coins are the way to go, stable and secure happiness.

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