2025-12-16 03:51:55

#大户持仓变化 This week, risks and opportunities coexist

The non-farm payrolls report is about to be released, coupled with the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision on the 19th, making this week destined to be a key moment in the market. Volatility will not be gentle—sharp rallies or significant pullbacks could occur at any time. The market direction is often set during these moments.

Many people are prone to falling into the trap of chasing highs and selling lows in this kind of market. Once leverage exposure is too large, a slight adverse move can lead to liquidation. Instead of betting on the direction, it's better to focus on survival. Reduce leverage, control risks, and wait for clearer signals—this is the proper trading logic.

After this week, market panic sentiment is expected to gradually ease. A true rebound is likely to start only around January. The task now is simple: maintain cash reserves, monitor key levels of major cryptocurrencies like $BTC $ETH $SOL , and prepare for upcoming opportunities.

No ideas? Then do nothing. Clear your mind and wait for a certainty signal to appear.

BTC1,18%

ETH0,63%

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PumpDoctrine

· 2025-12-18 14:30

Ah, it's that week again—non-farm payrolls and the Bank of Japan. Truly a watershed moment. Many people will probably get liquidated again then. --- You're right. Instead of chasing highs and selling lows, it's better to stay alive. Leverage is really the scythe of the Grim Reaper. --- Just asking, is there still anyone willing to hold heavy positions now? Feels like everyone has shrunk this week. --- If you have no ideas, don't move. This lesson is worth an ETH's tuition fee. How many have to suffer this loss before they understand? --- Holding cash and waiting for clear signals—easier said than done. Watching the trend makes your hands itch like crazy. --- Is a rebound in January reliable? Feels like these predictions are just armchair quarterbacks after the fact. --- What are the key levels for mainstream coins right now? Do we really need to watch them closely? --- Lowering leverage sounds too conservative, but this week, we really can't gamble. --- Clear your mind and wait for signals. Basically, just wait for spot opportunities. --- On non-farm payroll day, you'll really smell the scent of liquidation. The朋友圈 will definitely be filled with lamentations again.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 2025-12-17 17:34

Honestly, the hardest part now is holding onto cash without moving, watching the coin prices fluctuate as if nothing is happening. Waiting, if we can just survive through this week, that would be good enough. Reducing leverage is easy to talk about, but everyone wants to earn more when doing it, and a single reverse wave can wipe it all out. January is the real show; right now, it's just the endurance phase. Keep a close eye on these $BTC levels; once they break, it will be troublesome.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 2025-12-16 04:16

Deleveraging is easier said than done; only a few can truly hold back. That's right, survival is more important than anything else. This week, we really need to hold on tight; too many black swan events. January? It feels like a distant future. I'm already eating dirt now.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 2025-12-16 04:15

Deleveraging to survive, really makes sense. Too many people are greedy and end up getting wiped out.

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 2025-12-16 04:08

Here we go again with this set of words, sounds nice to say. By the time January arrives, how many waves of market opportunities have already been missed?

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FOMOrektGuy

· 2025-12-16 03:55

You're right, this week is indeed easy to go bankrupt. I already have buddies who have been liquidated. --- Leverage is always like this; surviving is much more important than making money. --- Waiting until January? I'm afraid I won't make it until then haha. --- If you have no ideas, don't move. It's easy to say, but who can sit still when they have no ideas? --- Cash reserves? Do I even have cash anymore? I spent it all long ago. --- During times like Non-Farm Payrolls, it's easiest to get chopped, so I choose to sleep. --- I planned to go out and relax on the day the Bank of Japan made its decision. Don't watch the market. --- Remembering the last time I chased high and got caught in a mess, I truly need to hold back this time. --- Maintaining cash is difficult, especially when watching coins rising. --- Clearing all distractions sounds simple, but in my mind, it's all about ups and downs.

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 2025-12-16 03:53

It's the same story again: lowering leverage to control risk sounds right, but when it comes to execution, there's always a temptation to take a gamble. This week's liquidation wave is so intense, every day there's someone in the group sharing stories of bankruptcy. Honestly, when there's no signal, lying flat is the most comfortable, anyway, opportunities are still waiting. Wait, they said the rebound would only come in January? Then what am I getting for free right now? How did the non-farm payrolls turn out this time? It feels like every time, there's an unexpected twist.

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