Remember last year? October and November pumped hard, so everyone was screaming about the Christmas rally. Hype everywhere.
This year? Crickets. Nobody's even talking about it anymore.
That's exactly why I think we're about to see an insane run heading into Christmas. When the crowd goes silent, that's usually when the market does the unexpected. Sentiment cycles work like that—maximum pessimism breeds the best setups.
Don't be surprised if December turns into a relentless green candle parade.
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RetroHodler91
· 2h ago
The moment of a silent reversal is often the signal for takeoff.
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SatoshiHeir
· 12-07 16:55
It should be pointed out that this individual made a classic mistake—confusing market psychology with technical analysis. According to the framework of behavioral finance, silence itself is by no means a bullish signal; on the contrary, it often indicates a liquidity crunch. On-chain data shows that the current sluggish trading volume is not the result of a pessimistic consensus, but rather that capital has truly exited the market.
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SolidityJester
· 12-07 16:55
The night before silence is often the most dangerous; the probability that this time will be different is indeed high.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 12-07 16:47
The surge before the silence—I've heard this saying too many times, but damn, it really works every single time.
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0xSoulless
· 12-07 16:44
Silence is the best signal; everything those people hyped last year was just hot air.
Remember last year? October and November pumped hard, so everyone was screaming about the Christmas rally. Hype everywhere.
This year? Crickets. Nobody's even talking about it anymore.
That's exactly why I think we're about to see an insane run heading into Christmas. When the crowd goes silent, that's usually when the market does the unexpected. Sentiment cycles work like that—maximum pessimism breeds the best setups.
Don't be surprised if December turns into a relentless green candle parade.