2025-12-28 10:40:28

Market remains hot after the holiday, with major indices continuing to rise. There are several driving forces behind this: the Federal Reserve's policy expectations still leaning towards easing, which is still fermenting; the US dollar coming under pressure and declining; commodities like silver also rising, all supporting the market sentiment; new variables in the international landscape, such as policy adjustments by the US in Venezuela, which often reshape capital allocation strategies.

In the short term, attention should be paid to the support zone of 4480-4500. As long as it doesn't fall below 4510, the bullish sentiment may still be maintained, and there might be opportunities during the pullback; if this level can't hold, then it depends on whether 4480 can support the market.

At this stage, instead of rushing to buy in, it's better to observe calmly and let the trend speak for itself. The market always evolves with fluctuations, especially during days of concentrated emotional release, patience is key. Trends don't happen overnight, and reversals in the middle are normal. What are your thoughts on the upcoming market? #美联储回购协议计划 $BTC $SOL

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TrustMeBro

· 12h ago

Can 4480 really hold up? Feels pretty risky. But speaking of, the Federal Reserve's recent easing expectations have definitely left a lot of room for imagination. Just don't get carried away by emotions. Let's observe and wait for a while. If there's a real opportunity, go for it; if not, just wait. Why rush? The dollar has been under pressure, and that logic still holds. In the short term, it shouldn't be a big problem. Will Venezuela cause more surprises? These black swan events are the most annoying. I promised not to chase highs, but I still can't resist, haha. If 4510 breaks, I'll honestly just watch the show.

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GasFeeCrying

· 12h ago

Damn, it's that number again, 4480-4500. I got trapped there last time, lessons learned the hard way. The Fed's recent easing really seems to be flooding the market; it feels like the crypto world is about to take off, but we still need to stick to the bottom line. I haven't been paying much attention to what's happening in Venezuela, but it sounds like funds will be redistributed, which makes it the easiest time to get cut. Honestly, watching the market right now is a bit tiring. Instead of constantly staring at the candlesticks, it's better to lie flat and wait for opportunities. If the market really drops below 4480, I'll cut my losses and exit. No need to fight it; preserving capital is the top priority. Silver's recent rise looks comfortable, much easier on the eyes than those bizarre movements in the crypto market. This time, I learned to be smart. When there's a pullback, that's the time to get in, unlike before when I was so impatient.

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ser_ngmi

· 12h ago

Loose expectations are still being hyped, but it's really hard to say how high this wave can go If 4480 breaks, we’ll have to admit defeat and stop bottom-fishing I'm tired of the Federal Reserve's tricks; if I still believe in them next time, that would be ridiculous Venezuela is also considered a new hotspot; funds will always find a place to go Instead of chasing highs, it's better to wait for a real bottom; jumping in now feels like just throwing a tantrum Is the sharp rise in silver a good thing or a trap for more gains? I have no confidence The bulls probably won't hold out until the end of the year; it feels like there are big problems In the short term, it's just repeated shakeouts within this range, so annoying Once the loose expectations reverse, these indices will fall very badly

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