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In the past few days, Trump and MicroStrategy have been calling for orders. In the middle of the month, the market will end after reaching a new high of 106,000 on 12.10-12.20 (rate cut on 12.19)
Then after 12.20, Christmas will adjust downward to find the bottom, with a big shock of 106,000-86,000

99,000-90,600 hourly line adjustment
Then there is also a flash crash daily low of 104,000-90,000
Then there is the 3-day line
The 3-day line is 106,000-108,000 upwards
86,000-88,000 downwards

It is the same as the market in March in the first half of the year. Recall the market of 70,000 in the first half of the year

50,000-60,000 is equivalent to 80,000-90,000 It pulled back very quickly without any callback
60000-70000 was also very fast but it started to flash crash and callback
90000-100000 is pulling up and crashing every day
More than 70000 in March
Equivalent to more than 100,000 in December
Pulling against the divergence, hard pulling, and then starting to fall and callback. In the first half of the year, 73800 and 74000 have always been broken in April 60,000, and before that, it was 6-7 oscillations
Here, it is also 9-10 at the end of December Christmas
Maybe you will see the big cake starting with 8 in January
And you will see it for a few days, giving you enough time to see the beginning of 8 every day and give you the opportunity to buy the bottom
Unlike now 89000, you only saw it for a minute and pulled it back, it was too fast
The two waves of bull market in a year have doubled the increase. In the first half of the year, March and April, "Figure 2" and "Figure 1" of these two months are similar
39,000-73,500 in the first half of the year
49,000-105,000+ in the second half of the year
BlackRock + MicroStrategy in the first half of the year
Trump + MicroStrategy in the second half of the year
It kept rising until the divergence and all the positive factors came out
It peaked at 74,000 on March 14 in the first half of the year and did not really break down until a month later in April and fell to 56,000, the lowest point of -20% fluctuation

Simply put, here is 106,000-86,000, similar to 74,000-56,000 in March in the first half of the year, both of which are large ranges of 20% points of wide fluctuations

🚨Cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez:

“If Bitcoin follows the patterns of the 2015 and 2018 cycles, the next peak could occur in October 2025. But if BTC mirrors the 2011 cycle, the market peak has already occurred.”

What do you think? 👇

After looking at Binance Square, there is a great divergence regarding whether BTC will pull back or rise around Christmas. One side believes that from Christmas to New Year's Day is the New Year in Europe and America, and everyone will sell off to take money for the holidays. The other side believes that Christmas and New Year's Day are after the third interest rate cut, and they are major holidays that require a rally to create a festive atmosphere. For long-term investors, these two points are the most conventional thoughts. What do you think?

Let's discuss the logic. Those who hold the first viewpoint are purely speculating on the market from the perspective of the institutional investors, and I think you need to consider these questions: Is it really true that from Christmas to New Year's Day, the market will be sluggish with no trading? What impact does retail selling and taking money for the holidays have on the market? In the past few years, there have been numerous rallies from Christmas to New Year's Day; how do you explain that? The main players sometimes don't take a break even on Sundays and still rally; are you aware of that?

Those who hold the second viewpoint are correctly assessing the current market situation. The principle is simple: don't overly speculate on the thoughts of the institutional investors. A bull market is straightforward; it will only truly start to pull back after all the good news has been released. December 18th is the last interest rate cut of the year, and it will release the roadmap for next year's interest rate cuts in advance; this positive expectation has an inertia effect. On the medium-term, there won’t be any significant deep adjustments at least until January 20th when Trump is officially inaugurated. Moreover, the week before and after the Chinese New Year has historically been a time for major market movements, so overall, there isn’t much demand for adjustment from December to February. The only thing the bulls need to pay attention to is the expectation of Japan raising interest rates. As far as I know, the Bank of Japan is considering postponing interest rate hikes at the next monetary policy meeting. This negative expectation has basically been eliminated within this month.

Currently, the BTC market is performing very healthily; the 4-hour chart has not shown any signs of deterioration. If you are speculating that there will be a crash, and that it will drop after January 10th, that seems a bit far-fetched. The logic of a bull market is different from that of a small bull market; buying on dips should not be done hesitantly.

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