2025-12-12 06:32:55

Year-end profit-taking before a January pump? Honestly, that play makes sense.

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LiquidationAlert

· 10h ago

Selling at a loss at the end of the year, rallying in January... this pattern is too familiar, but who can be certain?

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VitalikFanboy42

· 12-12 07:02

Well, this routine is old now. They perform the same act every year. The question is, who can hit the right rhythm?

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 12-12 07:00

Cash out at the end of the year, buy the dip in January. This routine is old, but it definitely makes money. The key is whether you can time it right; I bet mid-January will be crazy.

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MetaReckt

· 12-12 06:57

Year-end harvest, a surge in January? This trick is indeed quite old, but the key still depends on whether retail investors can beat the market makers' rhythm.

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