How do you see the market next week for #数字资产市场洞察 ?

As we enter Christmas week, the US stock market is in holiday mode, and economic data is also shrinking—there's basically no major news ahead of Thursday, with only the initial jobless claims on Wednesday worth paying attention to, while other influences are limited.

The real highlight is on Thursday. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda will speak, and how this guy decides to raise interest rates will directly determine whether the global financial market plays or not. Sending hawkish signals? Then get ready, the crypto and gold sectors will go crazy along with the global market. Continuing with dovish? It won't be any better; the dovish rebound on Friday has already become timid, lacking sustainability.

The liquidity during the Christmas holiday will inevitably shrink, and market volatility will converge, but don't fall asleep — the Russia-Ukraine negotiations and the situation at the Cambodia-Thailand border are still ongoing. While on the surface it seems calm, there are actual undercurrents.

Let's take a look at this Friday's situation: the typical "sell the expectation, buy the fact" rebound has not broken the resistance level, and $BTC is still oscillating in the box.

In terms of data: Bitcoin pressure is between 89500-90500, with support at 86500-84500; Ethereum is firmly held down by 3000-3150, and the daily trading volume is accumulating, likely leading to a significant trend by the end of the month.

The strategy for next week is: primarily short positions, occasionally testing long positions, mainly waiting for signals from the Christmas market. New situations will be updated directly, and one must have respect for the market; greed is a major taboo in trading.