It's somewhat ridiculous that although the market has experienced a pullback, the participation of retail investors in the spot market hasn't increased.

Why is that? Because everyone is scared.

Last night, the pump by the market manipulators made the market look very lively, but today's trading volume has become sluggish. You might ask, what's the motive behind this? Their intention is very clear—first, they raise the price to entice investors in the Asian market to step in, allowing domestic retail investors to follow.

It is expected that there might be another pump tomorrow to raise the price, create a panic sentiment, and get domestic investors to buy in. By Monday, when the U.S. market opens, they might start selling off to prepare for the New Year.

Their calculations are quite shrewd.

As the year ends, I still don't believe the cycle will stagnate; there’s still a possibility of another wave of increase.

However, be cautious, as domestic investors may be lured into the market during tomorrow's pump. After stepping in, the risk of selling at high points remains significant. If the market keeps rising, there's no need to worry too much; at the end of the month, the price may still pull back. After all, it's not just the Asian market; market manipulators will also target U.S. investors.

But the focus remains on the Asian market; every weekend's rise often coincides with their selling opportunities.

Especially with the cryptocurrency $NEIRO, most of this month's significant increases occurred within 5 to 7 days, while the remaining 20 or so days have been declines. Don't let these fluctuations affect your mindset. Playing with such coins is not just about profit; more importantly, it’s about mental and physical health. It can make you anxious, irritable, unable to sleep, and even affect your health.

While making money is important, maintaining a good mindset and healthy body is crucial.

In a few days, the U.S. market will welcome the New Year holiday, and then it will be our time to celebrate the New Year. The U.S. market will also not let us enjoy a rising trend during the New Year.

So, today and tomorrow's highs are likely to be the peak of this month, and the likely scenario ahead is a volatile decline, with daily drops of 1 to 3 points.

The financial market is never in short supply of retail investors, but during the New Year period, retail investors are unlikely to enter the market.