Leverage trading is the devil—don’t touch it! I’ll say it again—really, don’t touch it!
That’s just how the crypto market is: one second it’s in hell, the next it’s soaring to the skies. The combo punch on December 1st smashed the market to pieces, but three days later we saw a complete 180-degree reversal. Bitcoin surged from $83,000 to $93,000, SUI skyrocketed 28% in a single day, and even ADA, ridiculed as a “ghost chain,” jumped 12%.
But don’t pop the champagne just yet. Technically, we haven’t reached a reversal signal—at best, this is a rebound within a technical bear market.
There are three major news items behind this rally:
**First**, the Federal Reserve has officially ended quantitative tightening (QT). What does the end of tightening mean? There’s a high probability that quantitative easing (QE) is coming next. This is the most substantial bullish news.
**Second**, Powell is about to step down. The hawkish chairman who was determined to keep interest rates high and fight inflation is leaving, and his successor will likely cooperate with Trump’s agenda, shifting toward dovish and loose monetary policies.
**Third**, Elon Musk’s latest statement mentioned Bitcoin being anchored to energy value and expressed optimism about AI development. Even though it’s just a comment, his influence as a trendsetter can’t be underestimated.
Honestly, if you’re a long-term thinker, these short-term ups and downs aren’t that important. It’s normal to feel happy when the market rises and upset when it drops, but it shouldn’t affect your everyday life. Eat well, sleep well, and grow rich slowly—that’s the right path.
Final reminder: The above is just my personal opinion and does not constitute any investment advice.
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MEVEye
· 14h ago
Leverage is really playing with fire; I've seen too many people lose everything.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 14h ago
Leverage? We're barely escaping with our lives and you're thinking about adding leverage? Seriously, have you lost your mind?
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StableBoi
· 14h ago
As soon as leverage is activated, it immediately gets liquidated. I can't believe there are still people who haven't learned this lesson.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 15h ago
Another leverage warning? I got hit directly, haha.
Leverage trading is the devil—don’t touch it! I’ll say it again—really, don’t touch it!
That’s just how the crypto market is: one second it’s in hell, the next it’s soaring to the skies. The combo punch on December 1st smashed the market to pieces, but three days later we saw a complete 180-degree reversal. Bitcoin surged from $83,000 to $93,000, SUI skyrocketed 28% in a single day, and even ADA, ridiculed as a “ghost chain,” jumped 12%.
But don’t pop the champagne just yet. Technically, we haven’t reached a reversal signal—at best, this is a rebound within a technical bear market.
There are three major news items behind this rally:
**First**, the Federal Reserve has officially ended quantitative tightening (QT). What does the end of tightening mean? There’s a high probability that quantitative easing (QE) is coming next. This is the most substantial bullish news.
**Second**, Powell is about to step down. The hawkish chairman who was determined to keep interest rates high and fight inflation is leaving, and his successor will likely cooperate with Trump’s agenda, shifting toward dovish and loose monetary policies.
**Third**, Elon Musk’s latest statement mentioned Bitcoin being anchored to energy value and expressed optimism about AI development. Even though it’s just a comment, his influence as a trendsetter can’t be underestimated.
Honestly, if you’re a long-term thinker, these short-term ups and downs aren’t that important. It’s normal to feel happy when the market rises and upset when it drops, but it shouldn’t affect your everyday life. Eat well, sleep well, and grow rich slowly—that’s the right path.
Final reminder: The above is just my personal opinion and does not constitute any investment advice.