For now, things are still holding steady. After the announcement of Japan's interest rate hike, the market did not experience panic selling—mainly because this news had already been largely digested. Both pre-market US stocks and Bitcoin showed slight rebounds, which is a good sign. Whether the momentum can be maintained after the US stock market officially opens tonight is the real focus. Over the past two months of observation, every time the US trading session starts, selling pressure clearly increases. This pattern is quite obvious—indicating that the main selling force indeed comes from US market participants. How the subsequent market will develop still depends on the performance of US stocks tonight.
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SerumSquirter
· 12-20 18:47
The US stock market broke its opening record right away; I've seen this happen before.
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EthMaximalist
· 12-19 22:16
The US stock market is taking a hit right at the open. Can it hold this time? It feels like the Americans are about to start dumping again.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 12-19 12:54
The US stock market opening is the real test. The current rebound is meaningless.
If the US stocks start crashing again tonight, all the talk about stability will be pointless.
American retail investors have been the bottom-fishing maniacs these past two months, always the ones to reap the rewards.
Let's wait and see, it feels like another wave is coming.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 12-19 12:52
Huh, the US stock market is about to start trading, let's see if the Americans will dump the market again this time
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A rebound, a rebound, but it feels like this sense of stability is a bit虚啊
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Is the selling pressure all coming from the US? Then we need to hold this tonight
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Japan's rate hike didn't cause any issues, indicating that good news was already priced in, smart
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As soon as the US trading session starts, it drops sharply, this guy's observation is very细致
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Tonight's US stock market will decide life or death, I'm watching
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Rather than saying it's stable, it's more like waiting for those Americans to决定命运
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ApeShotFirst
· 12-19 12:44
The US stock market gets hit again right after opening; this has become a routine, haha.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-19 12:34
U.S. stocks get hit right at the open, this pattern is really something haha
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The news has long been understood, now it just depends on how the Americans will mess around tonight
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Pre-market rebound? Don't get excited yet, wait until the U.S. market opens, it was the same last time
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The U.S. trading hours are just selling hours, I’ve figured it out, still need to watch tonight
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Stable? I think it's uncertain, we have to wait for the evening U.S. stocks to show their true colors before we can be at ease
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Japan has already digested the news, now just waiting for New York to put on a show
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MissedAirdropBro
· 12-19 12:30
As soon as the US stock market opens, the sell orders start coming in. I predicted this early on.
For now, things are still holding steady. After the announcement of Japan's interest rate hike, the market did not experience panic selling—mainly because this news had already been largely digested. Both pre-market US stocks and Bitcoin showed slight rebounds, which is a good sign. Whether the momentum can be maintained after the US stock market officially opens tonight is the real focus. Over the past two months of observation, every time the US trading session starts, selling pressure clearly increases. This pattern is quite obvious—indicating that the main selling force indeed comes from US market participants. How the subsequent market will develop still depends on the performance of US stocks tonight.