2025-12-25 21:22:03

Many people confuse the date of Christmas — actually, Christmas Eve( December 24th) is the main event, while the real Christmas Day( December 25th) is just the date itself. This is somewhat similar to the Spring Festival, where the New Year's Eve dinner is on New Year's Eve, and the first day of the lunar new year actually begins afterward.

But let's put these details aside for now. The key point is that tomorrow( December 26th) — Boxing Day( — will arrive. This is the craziest shopping festival of the year in Europe and America, known as a nationwide consumption feast. The market generally expects this shopping frenzy to stimulate trading activity, and the crypto market may also see a wave of buy-driven行情.

However, one thing to watch out for is that Boxing Day is usually also when merchants launch major promotions, making competition fierce. For traders, this is both an opportunity and a time to exercise caution and careful analysis.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 13h ago

Haha, the main event is actually on the 24th, and I'll just relax on the 25th. On Boxing Day, I watched the market about to collapse, both bulls and bears went crazy. Is it driven by buying pressure? I feel like it's more like a leek-cutting scheme. Wait, this logic... are big promotions from merchants actually something to be cautious about? I just want to know whether it's going up or down, no more of these roundabout explanations.

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CryptoMom

· 17h ago

Haha, I just have to hold on tomorrow. After Boxing Day, the buying momentum in the crypto circle should pick up too. --- Wait, could this wave be another fake rally? Merchants are all offering discounts, and people are probably spending their cash on Double 12. --- The key is how long this buying momentum can last. Usually, holiday market trends are just hype. --- After trading crypto for so many years, I’ve learned: don’t be greedy when prices rise, don’t panic when they fall. --- Boxing Day? I only care about how the price moves, everything else is just noise.

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BuyTheTop

· 17h ago

Haha, it's the same story every year. They say Boxing Day will boost the market, but what happened? It's easy to say, but when the time comes, it's just a sell-off. Wait, this logic is a bit far-fetched... How can a consumption boom drive the coin price? I just want to ask, how did the market react last time when they did this? Boxing Day does have potential, but don't be fooled; there are many traps. Every year we hear this, but we've never seen it really take off.

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BearMarketBuyer

· 17h ago

Haha, this is hilarious. Can Boxing Day buying really save the crypto market? I still don't trust it. --- Wait, can the shopping frenzy on Boxing Day really boost trading volume? Seems a bit overthought. --- Driving the market with buying pressure, just listen and forget it, better to look at the fundamentals. --- This logical chain is a bit far-fetched. Can a shopping festival really pump the market? Not convinced. --- Bottom fishing still depends on the news, the reason of Boxing Day is a bit weak. --- Stacking stories, the real opportunity is where it matters. --- Another shopping festival market, wolves come again and again, I won't believe it next time. --- Ready to bottom fish, regardless of whether it's Boxing Day or not, just look at the price.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 17h ago

Amazing, can this shopping festival really boost the crypto market? Feels a bit far-fetched. If Boxing Day surges, retail investors should be careful not to get caught off guard. Christmas Eve is the real main event, the rest are just aftershocks. I don't know how the prices will fluctuate in the next couple of days, let's wait and see. Making it so complicated, it's actually just a reminder for us to buy the dip haha. Can this logic be trusted? What's the connection between the shopping festival and the crypto market? Maybe I'm out of the loop. Is the 26th really that intense? Then we need to keep a close eye on the market.

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