U.S. markets delivered some early holiday vibes yesterday, rallying ahead of the Thanksgiving break. Traders seemed eager to lock in gains before the long weekend, pushing major indices higher in what's becoming a familiar pre-holiday pattern.

The optimism wasn't exactly surprising—low volume sessions before major holidays often lean bullish, especially when there's no major negative catalyst in sight. Tech stocks led the charge once again, while traditional safe-havens took a backseat as risk appetite returned.

With crypto markets often mirroring macro sentiment, this kind of equity strength typically bodes well for digital assets too. Bitcoin and major altcoins have historically shown correlation with risk-on moves in traditional finance, though the relationship isn't always straightforward.

As U.S. markets head into the holiday weekend, the question becomes whether this momentum carries into the final trading month of the year, or if profit-taking kicks in once everyone's back at their desks.