2025-12-26 12:40:09

#美联储回购协议计划 $NIGHT's recent performance has indeed been somewhat confusing. The numbers look good, but a closer analysis shows that many of the apparent gains are just visual differences at the data level.

Regarding the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan, market reactions often precede the fundamentals. A bunch of positive news may come out, but the actual effect might not be so obvious. My view is that there's no need to rush into judgments right now.

Instead of chasing those short-term fluctuations, it's better to stay patient and observe for a few more weeks. The true trend of this coin will be revealed over time. Patience is always the most valuable in such times.

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UncommonNPC

· 7h ago

The data looks good, but it's all an illusion. Wait, isn't this just another scam to harvest retail investors? Fine, I'll choose to stay silent and watch the show. Anyway, short-term hype is all fake; I'll just hold on stubbornly. This round of NIGHT is really awkward; feels like we're just self-entertaining.

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SleepTrader

· 7h ago

Numbers look good, but what about the actual trend... Let's talk about it later. --- The Fed's tricks have long been played out; after the positive news, there's no follow-up. Patience is indeed the only weapon. --- $NIGHT this wave feels like data makeup; it looks promising but isn't really that impressive. --- Short-term fluctuations are really meaningless. I'm just here to watch the show; anyway, time will prove everything. --- Honestly, it's too early to make a judgment now. Let the bullets fly a bit longer. --- The positive news doesn't meet expectations? We've seen this many times; let's wait a few weeks to see.

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SighingCashier

· 8h ago

Numbers look good, but this move is just a trap to scam retail investors with visual tricks. Wait and see, what's the rush? Honestly, I've seen this Bitcoin process too many times.

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GasFeeLover

· 8h ago

Numbers look good, but it's all just a trick. Wait to be cut. Wait and see, this rebound has too much false hope. NIGHT is just a hype driven by news, what about the fundamentals? Why the rush? Anyway, a correction is inevitable. Just be patient. The Federal Reserve's approach always causes the market to overreact at first.

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TokenUnlocker

· 8h ago

The data looks good for nothing, it's just a deceptive visual illusion. What about the real fundamentals? I also don't understand this wave of NIGHT, let's wait and see. Chasing short-term fluctuations is pointless; it's better to observe for a few more weeks before making a move.

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HallucinationGrower

· 8h ago

What's the point of looking at the data? The real key is whether it can actually rise. Just wait and see. --- It's the same old trick of good news causing a sell-off. I'm already tired of it. --- Staying patient is indeed correct, but it feels like everyone is betting on the next rebound. --- Basically, it's just waiting. Anyway, there's not much to see in the short term. --- NIGHT, this thing, I feel like I need to observe a bit more before making any decisions. --- I just want to ask, who can accurately predict the direction of this thing? --- The influence of the Federal Reserve's policies is indeed limited; the crypto circle plays by its own rules. --- Patience? Ha, let's see if you can hold on for the next couple of days. --- Instead of waiting for time to pass, it's better to do more research on the fundamentals yourself. --- Tossing around for so long and still the same, it's really annoying.

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PositionPhobia

· 8h ago

1. The data looks impressive, but it's all surface wealth. The real test is still to come. 2. I'm a bit annoyed by these manipulative moves of rising first and then tricking, let's wait and see. 3. The Federal Reserve's approach... the market reacts quickly, but if the fundamentals don't keep up, it's just a joke. 4. Instead of watching the market all day, I choose to step back for now; there's no rush. 5. Looks good, but just so-so. Wait a couple of weeks to see the clear picture. Entering now is purely a gamble.

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