There's really nothing to say about the market on weekends. The low liquidity period will begin next week during the holiday, and the market will recover at least after 1.6 (the end of the holiday and the opening of the US stock market in the new year). During this period, we can expect whether Trump will announce the new chairman of the Federal Reserve. Then there may not be any other events. Last year's Christmas and New Year's Day were both volatile, although it was also a reference, it may be more volatile now. Above 83-85. There is not much left in 25 years, and there is no fierce bull like in 21 years. Actually, from October 23rd to present, the market has been pretty good. Many friends are worried that there will be a deep bear next year ..... The current bull market is not driven by liquidity as it was in 20-21. Still tight liquidity and low investment preference. The rise of BTC is more due to its popularity among institutional funds. Thanks to ETF, Trump embraces encryption, etc. Just focus on the inflation and unemployment rates in the United States. These two factors determine the next loose situation. The three stages of upward movement we have experienced over the past 23 years are essentially still in 2019, which means suspending the cycle of interest rate hikes and cuts. Looking back at 2019, platform coins (not just BNB), then zJP. And currently it's still platform coins (such as Hype and Aster), and then it's meme, it's gone. That's also why I mentioned earlier that 23 years until now is considered good compared to 19 years ago Because there wasn't really anything to stir fry at that time. As for the upcoming easing, liquidity push will definitely come. More new assets may emerge at that time. But this relaxation is not that fast either. Due to the upcoming change of the new Federal Reserve Chairman, there may be a game of inflation in the first half of next year, and once inflation is confirmed to be declining, it will be the time for a significant interest rate cut. But during this period, it cannot be said that there will be no periodic market trends again. It depends on the speculative expectations of Q1 (such as interest rate cuts, easing landmark events, etc.). Now we can only endure. Happy Winter Solstice. My friends.