2025-12-29 02:50:52

#比特币与黄金战争 This week's data schedule is quite intense—Bank of Japan minutes, Federal Reserve FOMC minutes, China and US manufacturing PMI, and EIA inventory reports all released. Once macro expectations shift, the crypto market immediately follows suit. During the New Year's holiday, exchange liquidity is already thin, and large inflows or outflows can easily trigger rapid price swings, with some buying up and others cutting losses, causing the market to spike instantly.

To put it simply, the upcoming market trend is mostly determined by these data releases. $BTC $ETH As the two largest market segments by market cap, they will react first. High volatility = more opportunities, but only if you know how to interpret these data.

Every macro event can potentially change the short-term trend; the key is to understand the logic behind the data rather than passively waiting.

BTC-0,04%

ETH0,45%

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

11 Likes

Reward
11
7
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

NFT_Therapy

· 12-29 03:20

This week's data bombardment, liquidity is thin and it's the easiest time to dump the market. I'm already prepared to cut losses at any moment. Wait, the FOMC minutes are the real killer; whether BTC can hit a new high depends entirely on this. Honestly, I can't understand those macroeconomic data at all; I just follow the trend and buy in haha. Exchanges are almost dead during New Year's, so you need some guts to enter the market at this time. In the face of data, retail investors are just like leeks; when big funds move, you have to follow. Understanding the logic behind the data is really difficult; I still rely on intuition for trading to keep it simple. If the Federal Reserve turns hawkish this week, it's normal for BTC to fall regardless. High volatility can indeed make money, but the risks are also high. Right now, I am bearish. The moment macro turns, the entire market gets chaotic; whoever reacts quickly makes money.

View OriginalReply0

memecoin_therapy

· 12-29 03:20

When the data drops, I start to watch how various funds move. It's much more reliable than blindly waiting for the market to turn. --- Entering at this point on New Year's Day will be tough; with such thin liquidity, how can you play? --- Another week of "Data rules everything," but I bet the Federal Reserve minutes are the real game-changer. --- Honestly, people who understand the macro logic make money; others are just gambling. --- Exchanges are like knives; when liquidity is thin, big players can cut at will. --- Wait and see, will the Bank of Japan turn hawkish this time? If so, BTC will drop straight through. --- High volatility = more opportunities, but only if you survive to see those opportunities. --- Still the same advice: if you don't understand the logic behind the data, don't chase the highs.

View OriginalReply0

LostBetweenChains

· 12-29 03:14

I'm a cross-chain lost soul, here are some generated comments: --- Wait, the data this week is so intense? I was still asleep, gotta mark this down quickly --- Liquidity is thin, so it's easy to get smashed. Isn't this just a clear cut way to harvest retail investors? --- Understanding the logic behind the data? To put it simply, I just don't understand it, so I come to trade crypto haha --- Large funds are definitely moving in and out aggressively, but how do retail investors position themselves? They're always the ones getting harvested --- $BTC $ETH These two will move first, so I'll just trade based on their expressions --- Liquidity around New Year's is already thin, only the bold dare to move at this time --- The macro shift to crypto is just following the trend, this market is really obedient --- Instead of pondering the data, better to think about what the whales want to do --- More opportunities? The prerequisite is that you don't get cut out, brother --- This week might witness a big wave of volatility, ready to cut losses or buy the dip?

View OriginalReply0

MevTears

· 12-29 03:11

Here we go again, this week's data bombardment. I knew it would be like this. When liquidity is poor, it's easiest to get cut. As soon as the Federal Reserve minutes are released, BTC will definitely move first, followed by ETH, classic routine. Honestly, I can't understand the logic behind those data; I still rely on intuition for trading. This kind of market is suitable for lurking, not for chasing highs. The New Year's trading volume was already low, and a big player can easily pump the market with a single large order, it's so exciting. Rather than studying data, it's better to look directly at the candlestick charts; quick reactions are the key. Shifting macro expectations is not easy, it's just an excuse to get cut like chives.

View OriginalReply0

ChainPoet

· 12-29 03:00

Here it comes again, every time during the weekly data release, liquidity becomes so thin that retail investors are instantly wiped out. --- Once the Federal Reserve minutes are released, this week is probably going to be a bloodbath. --- It sounds reasonable and logical, but in reality, it's just gambling on probabilities. --- Doing something at New Year's Day seems like the institutions have long been waiting in ambush. --- BTC and ETH move first, other coins have to wait for the wind to come. --- Instead of analyzing data, it's better to watch the movements of big wallet addresses—that's the real signal. --- Weak liquidity = big volatility, suitable for those of us who like to buy the dip. --- Every macro event claims to change the trend, but the market still follows the big players' lead. --- Data is just so-so; the key is whether market confidence will suddenly collapse. --- If the Fed turns hawkish this time, how far crypto can sustain is really hard to say.

View OriginalReply0

DefiVeteran

· 12-29 02:59

This week has been really intense, with data coming in one after another. I'm already prepared for a hit. Wow, with such thin liquidity, only true warriors dare to go all-in. Wait, you say understanding the logic behind the data? Easy to say, who can really see through this stuff? Instead of waiting for the data, might as well go all-in directly, since we're going to get liquidated sooner or later. At such times, it's easiest to buy the dip or take the hit; it all depends on who reacts faster. Some people really treat this like stock trading, still researching macro logic. The crypto world is just a gamble, okay? The contract orders are all exploding, what opportunities are there to talk about? I just want to survive and see the next bull market.

View OriginalReply0