Speaking of this round of decline, the logic is quite clear—the positive effects of interest rate cuts turned into a negative. Retail investors and institutions have all been liquidating and taking profits after the rate cut, and then expectations of future rate hikes emerged, causing market panic that directly crushed the bulls. You can see from the continuous outflow of ETF funds in recent days that money in the market is continuously leaving.
The current question is: Is this a bottom-fishing opportunity? Honestly, I don’t recommend rushing in over the weekend. Liquidity is too poor, and it’s easy to be shaken out again, which carries significant risk. Instead of chasing a quick profit, it’s better to wait until Monday when the market regains vitality. When trading volume comes back, the risks will be more manageable.
Once liquidity improves, the specific entry points and stop-loss levels should be decided based on the market situation at that time. $SOL $XRP The correlation among these coins is also worth paying attention to, as the overall market sentiment is currently quite bearish.
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WalletDetective
· 12-15 11:48
Here comes the reaping again, this dip is really sharp.
I won't buy the dip even if I die this weekend, I won't fall for it.
Wait, wait, wait, let's see how the market looks on Monday.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 12-15 01:40
Got cut again, the weekend liquidity is too poor, really don't dare to move.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-13 03:16
The weekend liquidity gap is so large; how much profit can slippage eat up... Let's wait until Monday's DEX data stabilizes before discussing.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 12-13 03:14
Cutting interest rates is actually bearish; I've seen this trick too many times... Wait until Monday. Over the weekend, liquidity is as poor as a Mars base, easily washed out into outer space, not worth it.
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PerennialLeek
· 12-13 02:51
Here comes the classic accumulation play again; this is how institutions operate repeatedly.
Don't rush over the weekend; those who get caught are the impatient ones.
#数字资产生态回暖 $ETH Why did Ethereum drop again last night?
Speaking of this round of decline, the logic is quite clear—the positive effects of interest rate cuts turned into a negative. Retail investors and institutions have all been liquidating and taking profits after the rate cut, and then expectations of future rate hikes emerged, causing market panic that directly crushed the bulls. You can see from the continuous outflow of ETF funds in recent days that money in the market is continuously leaving.
The current question is: Is this a bottom-fishing opportunity? Honestly, I don’t recommend rushing in over the weekend. Liquidity is too poor, and it’s easy to be shaken out again, which carries significant risk. Instead of chasing a quick profit, it’s better to wait until Monday when the market regains vitality. When trading volume comes back, the risks will be more manageable.
Once liquidity improves, the specific entry points and stop-loss levels should be decided based on the market situation at that time. $SOL $XRP The correlation among these coins is also worth paying attention to, as the overall market sentiment is currently quite bearish.