Recently, I have been monitoring the market for a few days and found that within the narrow fluctuations of the crypto market, there are many actionable opportunities.
This morning, I reconfirmed this pattern—the 225-230 point range repeatedly appears. The underlying logic is quite simple: the market is in a typical holiday trading phase, with large funds taking a break, and retail small trades becoming the main force. Bitcoin repeatedly tests the 86,000-89,000 USD range, while Ethereum is stuck bouncing between 2,880-3,050 USD.
This low-volatility environment may seem boring, but it is actually the most ideal time to execute range strategies. Why? Liquidity is clearly insufficient. Trading volume has dropped over 45% compared to usual, indicating the market is extremely shallow. Slightly larger buy orders can push prices up, and sell orders can bring prices down—this creates arbitrage opportunities.
I am particularly focused on several projects in the zero-knowledge proof sector. One of them has raised up to $15 million, with current participation thresholds at 225-230 points, and an estimated value in the $50-80 range. Zero-knowledge proof technology can perform computational verification without exposing raw data. This technology has strong demand in Web3 for privacy and scalability solutions, making fundraising especially hot.
The key is not to follow the trend blindly, but because this technological direction is genuinely solving practical problems. Combining the current low liquidity environment with the range-bound rhythm, today's trading success rate is higher than yesterday's.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-29 11:35
Low liquidity does present an opportunity this time, but don't be fooled by the 225-230 level. The real profit still depends on the technical trend, right?
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-27 14:29
This level at 225-230 is really being hammered repeatedly. With such poor liquidity, how can you dare to go all in?
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QuietlyStaking
· 12-26 23:36
Damn, it's just holiday market conditions again, retail investors are just playing around here.
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MevWhisperer
· 12-26 18:52
Playing guerrilla tactics under low liquidity—that's the real rhythm of making money.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 12-26 18:52
The 225-230 range has been tested repeatedly, and the volatility is quite intense. Liquidity is really fake.
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ForkPrince
· 12-26 18:51
This wave of low liquidity really needs to be played, otherwise it would be a waste.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 12-26 18:43
225-230 is fluctuating again and again. This wave of liquidity shortage is indeed an easily overlooked opportunity.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-26 18:37
I'm also playing range arbitrage under low liquidity, feeling like I'm just waiting for the big players to wake up.
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MidsommarWallet
· 12-26 18:34
Holiday market is just retail investors' celebration, while big players are sleeping in.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 12-26 18:33
Playing within the range in low liquidity is truly exciting; retail investors' opportunity has arrived.
Recently, I have been monitoring the market for a few days and found that within the narrow fluctuations of the crypto market, there are many actionable opportunities.
This morning, I reconfirmed this pattern—the 225-230 point range repeatedly appears. The underlying logic is quite simple: the market is in a typical holiday trading phase, with large funds taking a break, and retail small trades becoming the main force. Bitcoin repeatedly tests the 86,000-89,000 USD range, while Ethereum is stuck bouncing between 2,880-3,050 USD.
This low-volatility environment may seem boring, but it is actually the most ideal time to execute range strategies. Why? Liquidity is clearly insufficient. Trading volume has dropped over 45% compared to usual, indicating the market is extremely shallow. Slightly larger buy orders can push prices up, and sell orders can bring prices down—this creates arbitrage opportunities.
I am particularly focused on several projects in the zero-knowledge proof sector. One of them has raised up to $15 million, with current participation thresholds at 225-230 points, and an estimated value in the $50-80 range. Zero-knowledge proof technology can perform computational verification without exposing raw data. This technology has strong demand in Web3 for privacy and scalability solutions, making fundraising especially hot.
The key is not to follow the trend blindly, but because this technological direction is genuinely solving practical problems. Combining the current low liquidity environment with the range-bound rhythm, today's trading success rate is higher than yesterday's.