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The recent movements in the market actually point to one thing: investors have now learned to cope with uncertainty, but price volatility still dominates. Especially with Bitcoin dropping below the 90,000 level again, there was some short-term panic; however, in my opinion, reading the situation solely through red candles is insufficient.

Looking at the liquidity side, the growth in stablecoin supply has accelerated in recent weeks. This generally signals a “prepared arsenal.” Although there isn’t a major influx of funds into ETFs, periods when institutions are not buying aggressively often coincide with times when the price consolidates and repositions.

The critical aspect of December is this: the macro calendar and the Fed’s stance have the power to suddenly shift risk appetite. If hints of a rate cut become a bit clearer, hot money may flow back into crypto faster than expected. Therefore, when watching the charts, it’s much healthier to look not only at the candles but also at volume, ETF activity, stablecoin flows, and whale behavior.

I see this month as a “decision-making” period. Don’t be alarmed if the declines last a while; most of the time, the quietest periods come right before the sharpest reversals. The fundamentals aren’t bad, the market is just hesitant.

My own strategy: don’t make hasty decisions, combine both on-chain and macro data to see the bigger picture, and don’t take risks until a clear opportunity signal appears. In this market, early panic and early FOMO lead to the same outcome.

It looks like December will belong to those who are patient.