2025-12-25 15:26:01

Recently, market fluctuations have been minimal, making it less suitable for heavy positions and instead more challenging for short-term trading. Today is Christmas, and the US stock market is closed, so the market may react with a delay. So, what’s next for Ethereum?

Personally, I’ve been making some small trades these days. Although I can’t disclose specific entry points, my approach is very clear — in this low-volatility environment, the most practical strategy is to repeatedly do T+0 trading, accumulating profits through position flipping. There’s no need to bet on a big market move, which could easily lead to missing out or getting caught.

The market now feels like it’s holding its breath, and this stalemate won’t last long. Based on the pattern after holidays, I expect a significant market move to start tomorrow (after Christmas). So, the key now is to stay patient and prepare ample ammunition for the next wave of opportunities.

My specific advice is: in the short term, continue with flexible trading strategies, and avoid blindly chasing highs or selling lows. Pay attention to the market reaction after the US stock market reopens — that will be the real opportunity window. Instead of making reckless moves now, it’s better to precisely seize the upcoming high-volatility period. Are you planning to continue short-term averaging, or wait for a clear signal before taking action?

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ForkPrince

· 6h ago

Repeatedly doing T to accumulate profits, it sounds easy, but in practice, my speed can't keep up. Wait, will there really be a big market move after Christmas? I feel like I say that every time. Short-term trading tests your mindset; I really don't have that much patience. This round has been really frustrating, but I'm more afraid it will turn out to be a false alarm. Precision is key, right? Then I need to learn how to read the charts first.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 6h ago

Repeatedly doing T sounds simple, but in reality, it can be mentally exhausting. Wait, can the US stock market start trading just because of a holiday? That logic seems a bit far-fetched. Low-wave repositioning to accumulate gains sounds easy, but actually doing it is difficult. One misstep and you might become a cut-loss hero. I approve of stockpiling ammunition; it's definitely better than blindly moving around now. What if there's no market movement tomorrow? Continue waiting? The plan was to start after the holiday. The biggest risk with T trading is being worn down by the back-and-forth, with half of the profits eaten up by fees. This deadlock is really frustrating; I've been wanting a big move for a while.

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PumpDetector

· 6h ago

nah this "holiday pattern" thing is cope lol... been through enough mt gox era cycles to know market doesn't care about your calendar 🤷

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MetaMaskVictim

· 7h ago

That's right, but I've tried this repetitive T approach too many times and always feel it's effort for little reward. Wait, do you mean there will be a big move when the US stock market opens tomorrow? I feel like this logic keeps repeating every time... Low volatility is just frustrating; maybe we should wait for a signal.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 7h ago

That's right, this wave is indeed building momentum. Repeated T trades are the way to go. Doing T trades until you're exhausted is not as good as just going all-in and waiting for signals... There will definitely be movement when the US stock market opens. We'll see how the actual market develops then. All the ammunition needs to be reserved; that's basic operation. Wait a moment, it feels like it will take off tomorrow, doesn't it?

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