2025-12-26 14:24:59

As the volume and price are rising rapidly and about to break through 4000 points, there was a sharp plunge before the market opened, directly undoing this good trend. Although there were some rumors after the market closed, honestly, they are not enough to explain such a large fluctuation. Ultimately, the index has been rising too quickly these days, and a lot of profit-taking has accumulated. Plus, with quantitative trading—something that lacks human touch—being involved, over-interpretation can lead to rhythm disruptions, and disagreements naturally arise.

From a correction perspective, the probability of the index experiencing a significant adjustment is actually low. The move to break 4000 points before the holiday is still a high-probability event, but the rhythm might be more turbulent than previously imagined. As for the subsequent strategy… (Full analysis in the professional review)

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AirdropHunter007

· 2025-12-29 14:22

Quantitative robots are causing trouble again, I'm already tired of it, constantly smashing the market. Rapid gains are always prone to issues, but it feels like 4000 points is unbreakable. So what if it breaks? There's still a high chance of a rebound before the holiday. Profit-taking triggers confusion, and that's the real killer move. Honestly, it's all about the rhythm, not the direction. Blaming the news on quant strategies is laughable. The 4000-point mark is too critical; institutions definitely won't let it go easily. Ups and downs, just messing around like this, it's exhausting.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 2025-12-29 08:53

Quantification really has no humanity; once it stirs, everything gets chaotic. It's another profit-taking sell-off; this rhythm is really intense. If it breaks 4000, just break it; it's bound to happen sooner or later. Honestly, it was just too fast a rise; a correction is normal. It's good if we can push past before the holiday; don't be too greedy. Quantification robots keep stirring all day; it's so annoying. After this wave of turbulence, it should still go up, right? Fluctuating like this every day, retail investors really can't take it. Actually, it's just a shakeout; don't take it too seriously. What's wrong with the rhythm's turning points? The goal hasn't changed.

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SilentAlpha

· 2025-12-29 06:38

Quantitative robots are causing trouble again, it's really annoying. Breaking 4000 points is just a matter of time, but this wave of turbulence is too frequent. So many profit-taking positions are being forcefully sold off, I'm a bit panicked. Breaking 4K before the holiday is possible, but this pace is really frustrating. Quantitative interference + retail panic, who profits and who loses? The rapid rise was expected to cool down, normal operation. I'm still optimistic about breaking 4K before the holiday; I’ve already jumped in anyway.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 2025-12-26 14:55

The quant bots are really incredible, always pulling this move. They rise quickly and fall just as fast, with profit-taking dumps being too ruthless. To put it simply, it's a matter of rhythm; 4000 points will break sooner or later, no need to rush. After this round of turbulence, it's time to harvest the chives again. I bet five dollars that it will rally again tomorrow. News? Uh... a bit far-fetched, it's clearly a technical breakdown. I don't believe it will break 4000, but this wave of correction is so boring.

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ForkLibertarian

· 2025-12-26 14:55

Quantitative trading is causing trouble again, truly inhumane Without any news support, this plunge is purely algorithmic chaos The 4000-point level will still be broken, it's just that this rhythm is really annoying Profit-taking is too heavy, needs to be gradually absorbed A surge before the holiday, but don't expect a straight rally

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TokenomicsTinfoilHat

· 2025-12-26 14:54

Quantitative folks really messed up the atmosphere, it was supposed to break 4000 --- Basically, there are too many people chasing quick profits, and everything that should be sold has been sold --- Breaking 4000 is definitely possible, but we have to go through a few more hurdles on the way --- It’s always like this, it’s great when it rises, but when a correction comes, they start blaming others --- Quantitative bots have no emotions, just hit based on data --- There’s still a chance before the holiday, don’t be so pessimistic --- The fact that there are too many profit-taking orders should have been obvious early on --- It’s just setbacks, but the overall direction hasn’t changed --- This wave’s rhythm is really crazy, feels like someone is deliberately crashing it

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BearHugger

· 2025-12-26 14:48

Quantitative trading is stirring up trouble again. I'm tired of this routine. Prices rise rapidly and fall just as quickly; profit-taking is just like this. Before the holiday, 4000 is still stable; it all depends on who can hold out until then.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 2025-12-26 14:44

Quantitative robots are causing trouble again, and I am truly stunned by this wave. There are too many profit-taking positions, it's hard to sustain. Breaking 4000 points before the holiday? I highly doubt it; this rhythm is too chaotic. It's the same story with quantification; this thing is just the market's troublemaker. Even the news can't explain it, it's ridiculous. Breaking 4000 points isn't impossible, but it will take a few more days of patience. This surge was indeed fierce, but it was smashed immediately. Quantitative trading is heartless; the market feels uncomfortable. Breaking 4000 points before the holiday is possible, but this rhythm makes me anxious. Profit-taking pressure is too high; the rebound space is probably limited.

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PanicSeller69

· 2025-12-26 14:41

Quantitative trading is causing trouble again, really annoying This wave is indeed urgent, profit-taking selling is just going to end it Whether 4000 points breaks or not, the key is not to keep deceiving and pushing higher If this keeps up before the holiday, I'm just going to withdraw directly News is useless, technical analysis is the real thing By the way, can such a rhythm really make money? Anyway, I can't stand it

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