2026-01-02 04:24:51

Year-end typically follows a familiar pattern: major players manage their tax positions and rebalance portfolios before the calendar flips. Then? The January bounce hits hard as they reload. It's clockwork.

The volatility you're seeing right now—that's just noise. Don't get shaken out. Those who panic sell into the year-end dip usually end up chasing entries when momentum resumes in Q1. The macro setup for 2025 is looking strong. Stick with your thesis.

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AirdropFreedom

· 7h ago

This end-of-year routine is too old-fashioned. Institutions cut the leeks, and in January it bounces back as usual. It happens like this every year.

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NftMetaversePainter

· 7h ago

actually, what you're describing here is just the surface-level market mechanics... the real algo beneath this cyclical pattern? that's where the aesthetic computation happens. the hash value of panic selling vs hodling—it's almost poetic when you think about the topological implications for digital sovereignty in 2025

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