Weekend Market Review: The secondary market has halted its decline and rebounded with a clear upward trend. The recent rally has been primarily driven by three factors: firstly, liquidity has warmed up after the holiday, with institutions and whales continuing to buy; secondly, market optimism about the macro environment in 2026, with the possibility of the Federal Reserve easing policies and regulatory frameworks becoming clearer; thirdly, the prospects for stablecoins and tokenized assets are viewed positively. The extreme fear phase at the end of the year has largely been released, and sentiment has improved. From a technical perspective, Bitcoin's Bollinger Bands are in a squeeze, which usually indicates that price volatility is about to increase. The current cycle of Bollinger Band narrowing and expanding often accompanies significant directional swings. Overall, improved liquidity, positive macro expectations, and strong technical signals collectively support the rebound trend.

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NFTragedy

· 01-05 23:33

Bollinger Band squeeze is about to trigger a big move. This rebound feels like there's something significant happening.

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OfflineValidator

· 01-05 08:02

Whales are accumulating again, and I, as a retail investor, can only follow the trend and buy some tokens. Bollinger Band squeeze = either a surge or a crash, if you bet right, you'll take off. The Federal Reserve easing + clear regulation, it feels like this bull market really has some substance. Year-end emotional recovery, finally no more green every day, haha. Liquidity warming up is everything; without money, there's no trading. Optimistic about 2026, but let's survive until next year first.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-04 22:06

The Bollinger Bands are squeezing again. Is it really going to move this time? Said the same last time haha Institutional whales jump in and push the market, it's a bit annoying Liquidity recovery is real, but don't be too optimistic. Anyway, I'm still half in Is the 2026 outlook reliable? That's so far ahead The prospects for stablecoins and tokenization look good, but it depends on when the Federal Reserve will really ease End-of-year extreme fear release? Why do I still feel a bit scared Once again, positive technicals and macro outlook, I’ve heard this spiel so many times... Whales are buying, so I’m following along, anyway I can afford to lose

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LidoStakeAddict

· 01-04 10:28

Bollinger Band squeeze—this time, it's either skydiving or jumping off a building. Which one do you bet on?

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FOMOmonster

· 01-03 04:51

Bollinger Bands squeeze makes you think about bottom-fishing. Will this time truly see an expansion, or is it just another false alarm?

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-03 04:49

The Bollinger Bands are starting to squeeze again. Can this time avoid crushing me?

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HodlVeteran

· 01-03 04:49

The Bollinger Bands are starting to squeeze again. Damn, I got caught like this in 2018... Newbies, you really need to think carefully before going all-in.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-03 04:44

ngl the bollinger squeeze always gets me nervous... been there, lost that. everyone's talking about the bounce but nobody's watching their health factor. institutions buying? cool, cool. just remember 2022 when the whales dumped and margin calls came outta nowhere. protect your position fr fr

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-03 04:35

If the Bollinger Bands really expand, we need to be prepared for a big wave of volatility. This time, it won't be another false alarm, right?

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BloodInStreets

· 01-03 04:26

Bollinger Band squeeze? Haha, I've heard this explanation too many times, and every time it's just a false alarm. Institutions are pushing the stock up, retail investors are left holding the bag, this script is so worn out.

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