In the next 48 hours, the market may stage a "risk cash-out show":
The Bank of Japan is highly likely to take action tomorrow—arbitrage traders are rushing to close positions and exit, causing high-risk assets to suffer.
Tonight, US CPI data will be released:
- If the data looks good: expectations of rate cuts reignite, the dollar comes under pressure, and funds start seeking high-yield opportunities.
- If the data is not ideal: forget about rate cuts! The dollar rebounds, and risk assets are set to take a hit again.
The core strategy is simple: sell on rebound. And one more thing: don’t be greedy.
Otherwise, if the market turns in the next couple of days, your account could go from "exciting" to "uh...". Just look at recent volatility—one reverse contract can confuse you completely.
So, it’s recommended to keep a light position during this sensitive period—after the risk event is over, the opportunities will become clearer.
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token_therapist
· 2025-12-21 00:04
Rebound and reducing positions is really a common topic, but the question is how many people can actually do it.
The Bank of Japan's move, let's see if they can hold on.
This wave of CPI, if nothing unexpected happens, will once again be a frustrating storyline.
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OnchainHolmes
· 2025-12-18 06:08
The saying "rebound must be reduced" is so true, otherwise in two days the account will really be "uh..." I’ve been through it myself... Keeping a light position is the way to go, don’t think about bottom fishing.
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RektHunter
· 2025-12-18 06:05
I really can't hold on for these 48 hours. If there's a rebound, I'm out. Greed will be the end.
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MetaEggplant
· 2025-12-18 05:54
Sell off on rebound, don't be greedy. The next thing to clarify is that you really shouldn't make any reckless moves these days.
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HorizonHunter
· 2025-12-18 05:53
48 hours of accumulated risk events, the rebound should be a good time to reduce positions, don't wait until the account changes from exciting to uh...
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In the next 48 hours, the market may stage a "risk cash-out show":
The Bank of Japan is highly likely to take action tomorrow—arbitrage traders are rushing to close positions and exit, causing high-risk assets to suffer.
Tonight, US CPI data will be released:
- If the data looks good: expectations of rate cuts reignite, the dollar comes under pressure, and funds start seeking high-yield opportunities.
- If the data is not ideal: forget about rate cuts! The dollar rebounds, and risk assets are set to take a hit again.
The core strategy is simple: sell on rebound. And one more thing: don’t be greedy.
Otherwise, if the market turns in the next couple of days, your account could go from "exciting" to "uh...". Just look at recent volatility—one reverse contract can confuse you completely.
So, it’s recommended to keep a light position during this sensitive period—after the risk event is over, the opportunities will become clearer.