Fool, creating panic every day, sending these things, you must be a pawn of an organization,
Devilbear柒仔
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The EU will remove USDT from the shelves on December 30. The market should be volatile. If the price of USDT falls, you can add some points for arbitrage! From the market, I think the daily line has not fallen yet. With the bad news, there should be another drop. In addition, next week will be the New Year's Day holiday, and there will be few macro data released. In previous years, when the New Year's Day holiday came, the market with the United States as the main buyer would basically continue the sluggish purchasing power during the Christmas period, and the market volatility increased! Pay attention to several events. On Monday (December 30), the European Securities and Markets Authority issued the implementation of MiCA crypto regulations; on Thursday (January 2), the number of people applying for unemployment benefits in the United States at the beginning of the week; on Friday (January 3), the court approved FTX's Chapter 11 restructuring plan to take effect^_^
The topic of regulation has been brought up again. I think there is nothing to say about the positive inflation, and there is nothing to say about the interest rate cut. The only thing that hinders the bull market is the policy and regulatory issues in the crypto market. At present, the European market on December 30 has a risk of falling.
For specific operations, if there is a waterfall before the New Year, everyone should rush into the spot market in time. I have given the position in the previous post. Don't be afraid. Another bloodbath on the daily line is enough. If the funds are not enough, a small position with big cake ether, the copycat is still the sol and Trump series I have posted. Look for it in the records. Don't grab it all at once. Pick several bullets and concentrate on it. I don't plan to look at the meme series for the time being. Pay attention to the varieties of the ai agent track in the future. #加密市场调整
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