2025-12-28 03:50:10

#数字资产市场动态 There's a pattern every year around this time—American investors tend to sell off heavily in December due to tax loss harvesting, and then there's often a rebound in January. The historical data is there; this is nothing new.

$ZEC This year, Bitcoin has already fallen by 30%, and the selling pressure may be nearly exhausted. If a large number of people are selling to offset taxes, then January might be the last window to "pick up chips"—after that, such opportunities may no longer exist.

The question is: where do you see BTC bottoming out? For the January trend, are you bullish or bearish? The pattern from previous years can serve as a reference, but no one can predict the specifics of this year. The market is like that—there are patterns, but surprises also happen.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 14h ago

The pattern is the pattern, but this time the situation is a bit different. Wait, are you sure the selling pressure is really about to be fully released? Why do I feel like someone is still疯狂出货. Timing is crucial for bottom-fishing in January; going too early results in being trapped, going too late means no more funds. Gambling mentality is not advisable. Things like bottoms, even armchair strategists can see clearly in hindsight, but who really dares to confidently claim now? History may repeat itself, but it will never be exactly the same. You can probably trust this wave, but the remaining 20% might be black swans. Instead of blindly guessing where BTC's bottom is, it's better to ask yourself how many bullets you still have in your pocket. The logic that tax cuts and losses cause dumps is good, but the premise is that people really care that much. Sometimes panic is the real driving force.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 14h ago

You've heard this all before, but the key question is whether this year's surprises will cause a sharp drop. Honestly, I haven't felt like we've hit the bottom yet. The tax reduction and loss mitigation are old tricks, but what if the Federal Reserve pulls another stunt? A rebound in January is a probability, not a certainty. Do you dare to go all in? Some people are buying the dip after a 30% drop, while others are panic selling at the top. We're all just gambling. The pattern from previous years is the same; it could crash again this year. Believe it or not. Wait, will anyone really patiently wait until January to buy the dip? I don't believe it. I'm already shifting my positions now. The bottom line is right before the next positive news. The hardest thing to predict about BTC is actually people's sentiment. A rebound? Rebound from what? It would be normal to drop another 20,000 points, right? Honestly, if this rally doesn't start by January, then it's definitely a deep trap.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 14h ago

The pattern is the pattern, but this time the key is how the Federal Reserve's attitude will be. Historical patterns are no longer reliable. Where is the bottom? Honestly, whoever can predict accurately deserves a Nobel Prize. It still seems to depend on the data response from Europe and America in January. January might offer some opportunity, but don't expect a big rebound either. Play it safe, focus on the middle, and avoid both ends.

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