2025-12-29 11:20:12

#比特币与黄金战争 Everyone, the schedule for the last week of trading before New Year's Day is out — it looks quite busy, but there are really only two main points: the Federal Reserve meeting minutes and the global market holidays.

Tuesday is the highlight. The Federal Reserve will release the December meeting minutes, which is the only "big move" that could shake the market. The key is to see how the central bank's internal attitude towards interest rate cuts next year will be.

Starting Wednesday, global exchanges will enter a "semi-holiday" state. Stock markets around the world will close early or be closed, and traders will begin to rest.

From Thursday to Friday, it will be the true "holiday mode." U.S. stock markets will be closed, and almost all major exchanges, crude oil, precious metals, and foreign exchange markets worldwide will halt trading. Market liquidity will drop to its lowest point.

In simple terms: this week, the market will operate in a "low-power mode." Instead of rushing to place orders, it's better to take a breather, observe market sentiment, and prepare for the new year. How $BTC and $ETH will perform still depends on what the Fed minutes say on Tuesday.

BTC-0.64%

ETH-0.41%

View Original

This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.

16 Likes

Reward
16
6
Repost
Share

Comment

0/400

AirdropHunter

· 11h ago

As soon as Tuesday's summary was released, everything became clear. The expectation of interest rate cuts is truly the lifeline for BTC.

View OriginalReply0

GlueGuy

· 11h ago

Before Tuesday's summary comes out, I won't move at all; this wave of lying flat and waiting for the trend.

View OriginalReply0

SmartContractRebel

· 11h ago

Before the Tuesday summary comes out, I really don't dare to move $BTC. The feeling of liquidity exhaustion this time is too uncomfortable. Before Friday, it was all about testing; the real show is during the New Year. The expectation of interest rate cuts is, to put it nicely, "watching the central bank's attitude," to put it bluntly, it's gambler's mentality. One meeting minutes can change everything. It feels like everyone is waiting, but no one knows what the wait will bring. The liquidity bottom is still here this week; holding steady is much better than rushing for a trade. On the day of the meeting minutes, we will probably witness another "crypto miracle," either a surge or a plunge. Rather than just watching $ETH for market trends, it's better to organize your positions first. Anyway, you won't make big money this week. Actually, I just want to see if anyone dares to go against the trend on the day before the holiday; it’s definitely a losing bet.

View OriginalReply0

WhaleSurfer

· 11h ago

Don't make any moves before Tuesday's summary comes out. The feeling of being cut is all too familiar haha. Liquidity at the bottom of the valley often leads to a sell-off. I'm choosing to stay flat. If the interest rate cut expectations fall through, BTC might drop. Relying on the Federal Reserve for support next year is a bit exhausting. This week, I should focus on watching the market carefully and not make reckless moves.

View OriginalReply0

SchroedingerGas

· 11h ago

If Tuesday's minutes aren't anything new, I'll just skip it... Anyway, with so much liquidity during the holiday, what's the point?

View OriginalReply0

BTCWaveRider

· 11h ago

Tuesday's minutes are out, and I have to start crafting the story again. It's really a bit annoying. Wait, can the expectation of interest rate cuts really be confirmed? I'm a bit skeptical. The liquidity bottom has arrived. Only the brave are still rushing orders at this point. Whatever the minutes say, we'll just follow along. Anyway, the ending is already written. Interest rate cuts next year? Haha, let's wait until after Tuesday to start bragging. Low power mode is low power mode; anyway, I don't have much room for operation.

View OriginalReply0