2025-12-10 14:25:07

Tonight, there are two big battles to fight: at 3:00 AM, the Federal Reserve interest rate decision will be announced, followed by the initial jobless claims data at 9:30 PM. Market volatility will definitely be explosive.

The contracts side has already gone crazy, with many people all-in on rate cut expectations. But you need to beware of a classic pattern—positive news hits, then a sharp sell-off, and after a surge, a quick reversal. This "sell the news" script has been seen too many times in the crypto circle.

Here are a few suggestions: don't over-leverage your position, it's best to stay in front of the screen tonight and not sleep too deeply. If you're staying up late, remember to put on a jacket to avoid catching a cold from staring at the screen.

How do you plan to operate? Wait and see or go all-in? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 2025-12-12 23:23

It's the same old trick again; all-in brothers tonight are probably going to wake up to a harsh reality.

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potentially_notable

· 2025-12-12 00:51

I have a strong feeling that this sell-off is about 80-90% accurate. Fellow adrenaline junkies going all-in, be careful. It's the same old story, buy high and sell high. Don't be greedy. I'm just holding and watching. Anyway, I can't sleep.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 2025-12-11 12:06

Selling the facts is really a tactic I've been caught in too many times, and some people still dare to go all-in, pretty bold. Staying up late at night isn't worth it; I'll just watch and wait until things pass. If this round of interest rates doesn't fall, I just can't believe it; it'll definitely drop after a dip again. Why do I still need to wear clothes? I'll just turn on the air conditioning, it's easier. Those who go all-in are all warriors; I'm too timid, I'll wait for signals before acting.

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WhaleWatcher

· 2025-12-10 14:43

Here we go again, I've seen this trick too many times, all in players are bound to get wiped out. Going all-in is something only fools do; I prefer to sit back and watch the show. Staying up late to watch the market? Forget it, set your stop-loss and go to sleep. When that move happens at 3 a.m., many people haven't even realized they've been liquidated. I'm just waiting for a pullback, then I'll buy in at a cheaper price. Dumping the price is the real opportunity; don't get blinded by the upward surge. Honestly, they just want to harvest all the all-in players; nobody can escape.

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AirDropMissed

· 2025-12-10 14:27

Haha, I've seen through this trick a long time ago. Good news always causes a dump and never goes out of style. --- It's again the time to all in. Is it really going to drop this time? --- The night watchman is back on duty. Those who don't sleep at 3 a.m. are crazy. --- Selling the fact is really a brilliant move. There's always someone falling for it. --- I'm just watching from the sidelines since I've already moved my position early. --- A bunch of people are all in, I'm just waiting to buy the dip. --- This kind of market is most likely to cause a liquidation. Pity to all the contract brothers. --- The rate cut expectations have been hyped for so long, and the reversal is quite fierce. --- Putting on a coat haha, this advice is brilliant. --- I don't dare to go all in, but I also don't dare to stay completely on the sidelines. Just feeling this way.

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