Tonight is Christmas Eve, and major financial markets in Europe and the US will close early or close directly, leading to a significant decrease in overall liquidity. Against this backdrop, the market usually exhibits two typical patterns:

1️⃣ Volatility is extremely compressed, price movements tend to stabilize, resembling an "electrocardiogram" pattern;
2️⃣ In a liquidity vacuum, a small amount of capital can leverage the price, making rapid spikes or dips (flash crashes) more likely.

When liquidity is insufficient, the reference significance of prices diminishes, stop-losses are easily triggered by non-trend fluctuations, so caution is advised when participating, controlling position sizes, and avoiding emotional trading. We also publicly stated today on the forum that for several mainstream coins, as long as the daily correction does not break support, going long is still valid. This approach remains effective throughout the week~