During market cycles, the end of the year often hides trading opportunities. Looking back at this year from October onwards, the crypto world has experienced the largest liquidation in history, but this precisely sets the stage for the upcoming market trend.

With Christmas approaching, it's not just a matter of dates. Every year-end, institutions are engaged in annual asset rebalancing—risky assets that were underweighted earlier will inevitably be added back. Meanwhile, liquidity conditions at year-end marginally improve, making it easier for additional buy orders to be concentrated and released. The success rate of technical rebounds in this environment far exceeds that of normal periods.

The true potential lies in the first half of next year. During this window, three forces are simultaneously gaining momentum: global central banks have shifted from tightening to easing, the TGA liquidity release by the U.S. Treasury will redirect funds toward risk assets, and institutions rebalancing for the new fiscal year will enter both passive and active buy orders. This is not just a single positive factor but a comprehensive set of strategies.

Once market sentiment is ignited, mainstream cryptocurrencies are most likely to experience a substantial upward wave. Markets never appear suddenly; they always reward those who have positioned themselves early. The December decline presents such an opportunity—gradually accumulate mainstream coins and patiently wait for the timing window to open.

The market's logical chain is very clear; the key is to have patience.