The turbulence in the crypto market before the holiday can be described as extreme. After Bitcoin dropped below the $60,000 mark, it rebounded violently. The battle between bulls and bears was intense, leaving many traders exhausted from constant monitoring, yet ultimately difficult to profit from. Short-term market fluctuations are full of uncertainty, and with liquidity thinning before the holiday, volatility is more likely to amplify. At this moment, instead of obsessively probing the market, it’s better to loosen up and take a break.

The game in the crypto market is never about quick wins or short-term battles, but about long-term strategic positioning across cycles. Rather than stressing over every price move during the holiday season, it’s wiser to temporarily turn off trading apps, let go of attachment to specific levels, and dedicate time to family and rest. Use the Spring Festival reunion period to review your trading logic, reflect on gains and losses, which is more valuable than blindly trading before the holiday.

Market ups and downs are cyclical, and the Spring Festival itself symbolizes bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new, as well as peace and reunion. Let go of the market noise, maintain inner calm, and enjoy the holiday peacefully. Once the fireworks fade, approach the market with a clearer mind and a more steady heart to explore new opportunities.

Happy New Year! Wishing everyone safety and smoothness, and may every investor see the clouds part and wait patiently for the flowers to bloom. #btc #eth