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During the Christmas holiday, the BTC price on a major exchange dropped to $24,111 and then instantly rebounded — it may look like random fluctuation, but it actually hides the truth of the market.
This is not a few minutes of low liquidity trading. When holidays lead to sluggish trading volume and sparse market participants, weak liquidity acts like a stretched string — even minor selling pressure can trigger intense volatility. Once arbitrageurs sense an opportunity, the price quickly bounces back.
This situation frequently occurs in holiday trading: it's not that the market "collapsed," but rather that insufficient participation causes microstructure imbalances. Understanding this is key to distinguishing between genuine trend reversals and liquidity traps.