During the Christmas holiday, Bitcoin's performance has been somewhat boring—liquidity has noticeably shrunk, and the volatility is much lower compared to before. This dull situation is expected to continue until Western traders return to their posts. Only when they re-enter the market will the vitality truly recover.
During this waiting period, many people have turned their attention to altcoins. To be honest, small-cap coins tend to behave this way—once they start moving, the upward momentum can be quite fierce, with fluctuations of ten or dozens of points being common, and doubling in value also happens from time to time. Compared to the steady growth of Bitcoin, altcoins are more like a game of probability. Risks and rewards always come hand in hand, and it ultimately depends on an individual's risk tolerance.
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DAOdreamer
· 13h ago
It's just idle time during the holiday, and this wave of copying really gets addictive. Who can resist the temptation of doubling?
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DeFiVeteran
· 13h ago
The holiday definitely had a strong sense of atmosphere, but I took the opportunity to copy a few scammy altcoins. Doubling your investment is really not uncommon.
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alpha_leaker
· 13h ago
Damn, during the holiday, no one is trading, Bitcoin is lying dormant, and just looking at it makes me sleepy.
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MintMaster
· 13h ago
Bitcoin has indeed been boring these days. Just waiting for the Western brothers to come back and liven things up.
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ChainWatcher
· 13h ago
Handshake, I'm just waiting for Western traders to come back and rescue the market, otherwise these days are really suffocating. I'm also watching the clone side, but oh my, one careless move and I might have to take the loss, so I still need to be cautious.
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MemeEchoer
· 13h ago
The holiday period is indeed dull, and Bitcoin isn't very interesting, but playing with altcoins this time is really exciting, and you can easily double your investment.
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ProposalManiac
· 13h ago
Liquidity contraction is just contraction. This is a perfect opportunity to test the trading system design—only mechanisms that can remain stable in low liquidity environments are truly risk-resistant. Otherwise, when big players come back and make a splash, you'll realize how rough your rule design really is.
During the Christmas holiday, Bitcoin's performance has been somewhat boring—liquidity has noticeably shrunk, and the volatility is much lower compared to before. This dull situation is expected to continue until Western traders return to their posts. Only when they re-enter the market will the vitality truly recover.
During this waiting period, many people have turned their attention to altcoins. To be honest, small-cap coins tend to behave this way—once they start moving, the upward momentum can be quite fierce, with fluctuations of ten or dozens of points being common, and doubling in value also happens from time to time. Compared to the steady growth of Bitcoin, altcoins are more like a game of probability. Risks and rewards always come hand in hand, and it ultimately depends on an individual's risk tolerance.