2025-12-17 22:21:00

The market has been volatile these past two days, with ups and downs, but it feels like just the appetizer. Some are excited, some are worried. The reason for excitement is straightforward—dips mean low prices to buy in. The concerns are also reasonable—trading volume is bleak, and there's little profit potential.

But things will be different next. From the 18th to the 19th, five heavyweight events will hit in quick succession, and the crypto market is sure to move: On the 18th, Thursday, the Bank of England will announce its interest rate decision at 8:00 PM, followed by the European Central Bank at 9:15 PM, and then the US CPI data will be released at 9:30 PM. On the 19th, Friday, the Bank of Japan will act at 11:00 AM, and the US PCE data will be unveiled at 9:30 PM.

Central bank policies and US inflation data can both shake the market. With all five events in sight, the market definitely won't be calm. To catch the bottom, you still need to be patient and wait until the trend is clear before taking action.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 2025-12-17 22:51

The recent intense barrage from the central bank is indeed a bit刺激, but to be honest, I am more optimistic about the future trend, not just the fluctuations in the past few days. Wait, five events hitting at once? Isn't that just making decision-making difficult for us, haha. Honestly, rather than chasing the trend, it's better to just sit back and watch the show. Anyway, the opportunities are there during the downturn. I'm already prepared, just waiting for the data to give a clear signal. To put it simply, it's still a game of patience—who can endure wins. This wave is really a series of major events piling up, it's a bit hard to handle.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 2025-12-17 22:49

Five events stacked together? Isn't this the rhythm of a casino opening? Haha Central banks are just taking turns giving the market a dose of medicine. Who can withstand it? Low-priced chips are tempting, but the usual result of itching to buy is being liquidated. Forget it, I’ll just sleep. This wave is either going to explode up or crash down; there's no middle ground. Waiting for the clear trend? Bro, by the time you’re clear, it’s already too late. That’s just gamblers’ self-soothing. Feels like we’re back to relying on the central banks’ mood to eat. I’m done. Five events, five ways to cut us, right? When CPI drops, that’s the real show. The previous was just the appetizer. Waiting for the market to explode on the 19th, or just break even. They say wait for the clear trend, but I think this is the clearest trend—down.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 2025-12-17 22:43

Five central bank bombings, sounds exciting, but history tells us that these are often fake moves. Wait, with such poor trading volume, can it really go up? I'm feeling a bit anxious. Hold your USD tightly, these next couple of days are the real highlight. Cheap chips are cheap, but the bottom hasn't been reached yet. I bet three dollars there will be another wave of decline. Are the central banks collectively bearish or flooding the market? It's giving me a headache. Don't rush to buy the dip, let the bullets fly a bit more, and buy in once the trend is clear. Another round of scythe harvesting time, retail investors are still hoping. Appetizer? This is clearly testing the bottom line. With such poor trading volume, what's the point of pushing? Pure psychological warfare. I just want to know which of the five events is the real killer move.

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JustHereForMemes

· 2025-12-17 22:32

Five consecutive events bombarding, is it really happening this time... Last time was so intense that I lost a lot. Wait, did the central banks agree to dump the market together? Don't move anything these days, just watch the central banks' performance. Hold on everyone, we really need to wait for a clear market trend. Five consecutive strikes, which one will be the most aggressive? I bet on CPI.

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