2026-01-14 11:28:05

The last few trading days of the year have indeed provided many opportunities due to market volatility. Recently, some traders shared that a single trade doubled more than 20 times within three days. Although such levels of returns are not common, they also reflect the current market activity.

Many investors tracking digital asset treasury developments have indeed seized opportunities in this wave. Changes in US policy and market expectations for new directions in digital assets are all influencing short-term price movements.

As we approach the Spring Festival holiday period, some traders choose to concentrate their operations during this window at the end of the year — both as participation in the market and as a summary before taking a break. If you've been on the sidelines, these final trading days are indeed worth paying close attention to. Opportunities always pass quickly, but risk awareness is still essential.

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OnchainSniper

· 01-17 11:26

20x? Come on, only a few people can benefit from this kind of market, most are still getting cut. I've heard stories of doubling in three days many times; why not share those who ended up in the negatives? I understand the rush at the end of the year, but don't treat FOMO as a trading plan.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 01-14 17:55

Hmm, 20 times in three days... The flowers are blooming a bit fiercely. But I still have to say, watching others' account numbers skyrocket is the easiest way to fall into a trap.

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-14 11:57

Tripling in three days? Brother, how much courage does that take? I think this is more like gambling than trading. I understand going all-in at the end of the year, but really, don't treat your principal lightly.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-14 11:55

20x? Where's the data? Can you dig out and compare the historical volatility? Just talking about returns without considering the Sharpe ratio is just playing dirty.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-14 11:54

20x? Come on, nine out of ten of these orders are just bragging, right? Tripling in three days? I don't believe it, unless the leverage is off the charts or it's just stubborn luck. There is indeed a chance this wave at the end of the year, but there's no need to rush people into buying. Those who are truly confident would have already made their profits. Talking about policy changes and other mysterious factors is just fancy talk. Honestly, it's all about chart manipulation and speculation. No, waiting so long and suddenly entering the market before the Spring Festival delivery would be a nightmare.

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GraphGuru

· 01-14 11:51

Tripling in three days? Just forget about it. I'll just steadily earn my little money. 20 times is someone else's story. I just want to live to see the Spring Festival. The end-of-year surge was indeed crazy, but I choose not to go crazy. Opportunities are fleeting, but liquidation is even faster. Focus on operations before the Spring Festival? Or should I lock in my profits first?

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ContractCollector

· 01-14 11:51

20x in three days? Just listen, the real money-makers never post on social media. Whether it's a big escape top or a bottom-fishing, it all depends on your choice. It's okay to make a move before the year-end, but don't bet everything you have. Policy support is real, but who knows how long this wave can last? Many people want to make quick money before the Spring Festival, but they often die the fastest. Risk awareness ≠ no operation; the key is proper position management. Seeing others multiply 20 times while you make a quick move and lose 20% is not uncommon. The last few days do present opportunities, but it's also easier to get cut.

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