2025-12-26 04:21:31

The Christmas holiday has come to an end, and the market seems to be having new ideas. During this period, have you noticed any unusual movements?

Looking at Ethereum, recent trends are still worth pondering. Major large-cap cryptocurrencies like ETH and BNB often reflect the overall market pulse.

If you're still hesitating about whether to jump in, now might be the time to evaluate your strategy. The market never waits for anyone. Doing your homework and controlling risks are the keys to long-term survival. What is your next move?

ETH1,81%

BNB0,7%

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GasOptimizer

· 5h ago

Looking at the data, the capital efficiency of this wave of ETH is indeed worth studying. I'm calculating the volatility range, and before entering, I should run a fee rate model; otherwise, the spread eaten by Gas would be pointless. Rather than worrying about whether to move or not, it's better to pull out historical data for comparison—on-chain evidence will speak for itself.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 9h ago

The atmosphere has indeed changed over the holiday days, but I am still observing and waiting for ETH to stabilize a bit more. --- Honestly, what are you hesitating about? Proper risk control is the key, greed will only lead to losses. --- BNB's recent performance is quite interesting. Is there some big news I missed? --- Getting in now? Still early, I want to see how far this wave of market trend can go before making a move. --- This is the most testing time for your mindset. Doing your homework is really important, don't follow the crowd impulsively.

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wagmi_eventually

· 10h ago

After returning from the holiday and checking the market, ETH's recent trend really can't be sustained anymore, it feels like something is brewing. Whether to buy in or not, I've stopped asking myself that question long ago. As long as risk management is in place, it's all good. I'm a bit tempted to buy the dip but also afraid of missing out, so I'm torn to death. BNB's performance this round definitely speaks for itself; we need to keep an eye on the movements of the major coins. The market waits for no one, this saying is so true, it's basically useless haha. Strategies need to be adjusted in real-time according to the market conditions; rigid rules are useless. Now that the Christmas season is over, the market should start to show some changes, whether it's heading upward or continuing to fluctuate.

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PoolJumper

· 10h ago

The market started to stir as soon as the holiday ended, feeling a bit off Is ETH about to take off or just continue to drag? Honestly, I can't quite understand it right now What are you hesitating for? Once the risks are laid out, it's time to go in. Anyway, gains and losses are just tuition fees Don't follow the trend blindly now. Know your own strength before taking action Staying at home during the holiday didn't cause me to miss much, so that's it

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 10h ago

The small moves of ETH during this holiday are quite interesting, it feels like someone is quietly positioning themselves. After Christmas, the market finally picked up, let's see who can hold on to the bottom. What are you hesitating for? As long as you can control the risk, go ahead. Waiting and waiting might cause you to miss out. The pulse of the major coins is the heartbeat of the entire market, and this wave feels a bit different. In plain terms, you need a plan; otherwise, following the trend can easily get you trapped.

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AirdropGrandpa

· 10h ago

The recent market movement during the holiday is quite interesting. I've been keeping an eye on ETH's trend and feel that it hasn't reached the true crazy phase yet.

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