BTC showed a counter-trend sniper signal at 11:15, with current bearish sentiment dominating. But this time point is very special—Christmas holiday, market closed, liquidity severely lacking.
From the market perspective, there will be no sharp rise or fall in the short term. Why? Liquidity cannot support a surge, and the whale’s holding line also blocks a sharp decline. The appearance of high-level hedging positions further intensifies this stalemate. The market makers are basically in holiday mode, with a generally bearish sentiment, but no full consensus on a bearish outlook has formed.
So the current strategy is very simple: don’t make reckless moves. Place your orders according to Fibonacci levels and wait for profits. The real opportunity will only come after the US holiday ends and liquidity flows back in. At this stage, there is neither a full bearish reason nor a full bullish signal in this market. The market is waiting, and so must we.
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ZKProofster
· 7h ago
nah, technically speaking the liquidity crunch during holidays is textbook market mechanics... but honestly, just sitting on hands while whales hold the line? that's actually the mathematically sound play here. no reason to chase it fr
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FlashLoanLarry
· 10h ago
Holiday fishing mode activated, there's really not much room for operation, liquidity is too poor. Just place orders and wait, anyway, holidays are a good time to relax.
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SleepyValidator
· 13h ago
The holiday situation is indeed awkward. The lack of liquidity has locked the market, with whales protecting the market and big players on vacation, nobody can move. Instead of messing around, it's better to place orders and sleep; anyway, the real show starts when the US comes back.
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CommunitySlacker
· 13h ago
Liquidity dried up during the Christmas holiday, and the big players are all on vacation relaxing. Why are we still here struggling?
Let's wait until the Americans come back. For now, it's just inviting trouble upon ourselves.
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OnChainDetective
· 13h ago
Liquidity is being drained this way, clearly the big players are accumulating chips... I checked the on-chain data for the sniper signal at 11:15, and suspicious transfers surged by 0.000003 BTC. Feels like we're being watched.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 13h ago
Holidays are such a bad market, it's really hard to operate.
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YieldWhisperer
· 13h ago
Christmas market closure is just a holiday mode, don't do anything. The Fibonacci setup is ready, and it'll be over next year. Anyway, the current liquidity is extremely poor.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 13h ago
In a liquidity crunch, the risk of liquidation is actually accumulating in the shadows... This standoff appears calm on the surface, but I have been closely monitoring the threshold trigger points of leveraged positions. The holiday period is the most likely time for black swan events to occur.
BTC showed a counter-trend sniper signal at 11:15, with current bearish sentiment dominating. But this time point is very special—Christmas holiday, market closed, liquidity severely lacking.
From the market perspective, there will be no sharp rise or fall in the short term. Why? Liquidity cannot support a surge, and the whale’s holding line also blocks a sharp decline. The appearance of high-level hedging positions further intensifies this stalemate. The market makers are basically in holiday mode, with a generally bearish sentiment, but no full consensus on a bearish outlook has formed.
So the current strategy is very simple: don’t make reckless moves. Place your orders according to Fibonacci levels and wait for profits. The real opportunity will only come after the US holiday ends and liquidity flows back in. At this stage, there is neither a full bearish reason nor a full bullish signal in this market. The market is waiting, and so must we.