2025-12-19 13:10:30

#数字资产市场洞察 Yesterday, there was speculation that the Federal Reserve might hold steady, but it turned out to be a classic short trap. Today, as the rate hike was officially implemented, the market immediately surged, followed by a series of reverse dumps in a coherent operation, making $BTC's volatility feel like a scripted play. Basically, the market is digesting the dovish rate hike—sometimes viewing it as positive, other times as negative, constantly contradicting itself.

Honestly, the performance of crypto assets in this round has been quite weak. There are reasons for the decline, but the rebound lacks momentum, and even the logic for rising isn't very convincing. The entire market seems to be caught in a self-perpetuating cycle—decline becomes an excuse to continue falling. This kind of psychological downturn is often more frightening than technical declines.

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LayerHopper

· 2025-12-22 12:35

This operation is really amazing, short positions trap followed by dumping, even screenwriters wouldn't dare write this. The mindset crumbling is even worse than the Candlestick collapsing; who dares to chase now? Another round of playing people for suckers feast, watching BTC put on a big show. Still the same saying, the market is crazy, as long as we survive, it's a win. This kind of self-reinforcing cycle is the most disgusting, fall after fall, logic is dead.

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GweiObserver

· 2025-12-21 19:38

It's this routine again, the Fed plays with our hearts, and we end up getting hurt. Short positions fall into a dumping trap, BTC's performance is incredible. A breakdown in mentality is scarier than a Candlestick breakdown; this really hits the nail on the head. The decline itself becomes the reason; this is absurd, pure psychological warfare. A Rebound without strength is the real trouble; all the technicals are useless. This Market wave is indeed weak; it's not a space issue, it's a confidence issue. Even with dovish interest rate hikes, it still falls, indicating that the underlying logic is still not sorted out.

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StakeWhisperer

· 2025-12-21 14:03

I've long since gotten tired of that short positions trap; it all comes down to mindset, that's the killer move. --- It's the same old script again, the Fed plays with our hearts while we incur losses. --- Lack of momentum? To put it bluntly, it just means no one dares to catch a falling knife, the psychological barrier is more fragile than the Candlestick. --- The term "self-recycling" is just perfect; it's a death spiral, whoever jumps out first wins. --- Interest rate hikes leading to a rise instead, I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around this logic, has the market really gone crazy? --- Bitcoin's performance this time is indeed lackluster, the technicals are terrible, and the sentiment is even worse. --- Digesting dovish rate hikes? It ended up with a sense of loneliness, no one really cares about whether the Favourable Information is good or bad.

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WalletWhisperer

· 2025-12-19 13:38

Short trap is done, but it has to be smashed again. This tactic is really clever. Psychological breakdown is more deadly than the decline itself. This is the current situation. Playing out the script again. When will we see the real trend? This wave really has no logic. Just say a rebound and it rebounds? That's nonsense. The market's self-circulation is correct, but now it's in a dead cycle. There's no reason for the decline to rebound, and no reason for the rebound either—it's a typical psychological game.

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FallingLeaf

· 2025-12-19 13:38

The script feels too strong, it's really retail investors being used as cash cows. This wave of market movement is just frustrating to watch, even the rebound is dull. Losing confidence is worse than a limit-down, that's exactly how I feel right now. Sit tight? Haha, you're just fooling us again. With such weak liquidity, still trying to push higher, dream on. The idea of a self-perpetuating cycle is just perfect, it's a vicious cycle altogether.

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ChainProspector

· 2025-12-19 13:31

Short trap, dovish rate hikes, and repeated sell-offs—this combination really confuses people, with a strong sense of a scripted play. The psychological decline is indeed more despairing than the decline itself; this is the true destructive power. Using the cause of the decline as an excuse for further decline? Oh my, this is a vicious cycle. When will the breakthrough come?

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