With Christmas holidays approaching, major financial centers like New York and London are gradually closing for the break, but our crypto market never closes. Over the past few days, there's been a clear increase in on-chain funds activity, with off-chain capital continuously flowing in. While bullish sentiment is high, short-term market volatility has also intensified.
At such times, extra caution is needed. Although leading assets like BTC and ETH have good liquidity, during holidays when market participants decrease and trading depth thins, large buy or sell orders can cause significant price swings, and everyone understands how risky that can be. Therefore, my advice is straightforward: strengthen risk control first. Set stop-loss orders where necessary—don't leave things to luck.
Opportunities definitely exist, especially in such unconventional market environments, where swing trading opportunities can arise more easily. But the prerequisite is that you stay alive and remain rational. Make rational judgments about market rhythm, and steadily seize swing opportunities—that's the long-term way to make money.
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. In this special trading window, be cautious, and even more cautious.
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NotSatoshi
· 17h ago
The exchange is closed during the holiday, but the crypto market is still soaring. This wave of行情确实有点猛
Setting a stop loss is really not redundant; a big order dropping can cut the韭菜 in minutes
Opportunities are there, but the premise is to stay alive; otherwise, no matter how much you earn, it's just a mirage
The Christmas holiday event truly tests psychological resilience
Wow, after liquidity thins out, it's time for big players to harvest. Small investors, be more cautious
Holiday行情最考验人性,谁能稳住谁就赢了
This influx of incremental funds feels like something might go wrong; it's better to maintain a sense of reverence
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TradFiRefugee
· 18h ago
Holiday market, funds are rushing around, I just love this kind of chaos.
That's right, shallow depth really makes it easy to get hit with a big bearish candle. How many people have been liquidated during holidays?
Opportunities are there, but the premise is really to be alive to take advantage of them.
Don't rely on luck, it will only make you lose even more.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 18h ago
The holiday market is like this: traders are on vacation, but cryptocurrencies don't take a break. Risks do exist, so be cautious.
With Christmas holidays approaching, major financial centers like New York and London are gradually closing for the break, but our crypto market never closes. Over the past few days, there's been a clear increase in on-chain funds activity, with off-chain capital continuously flowing in. While bullish sentiment is high, short-term market volatility has also intensified.
At such times, extra caution is needed. Although leading assets like BTC and ETH have good liquidity, during holidays when market participants decrease and trading depth thins, large buy or sell orders can cause significant price swings, and everyone understands how risky that can be. Therefore, my advice is straightforward: strengthen risk control first. Set stop-loss orders where necessary—don't leave things to luck.
Opportunities definitely exist, especially in such unconventional market environments, where swing trading opportunities can arise more easily. But the prerequisite is that you stay alive and remain rational. Make rational judgments about market rhythm, and steadily seize swing opportunities—that's the long-term way to make money.
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. In this special trading window, be cautious, and even more cautious.