#美SEC推动加密创新监管 November has closed, and the market has been relatively stable.

December is a quite delicate time point - the liquidity of funds at the end of the year, institutional reallocation, and cross-year sentiment all overlap, and historically, the probability of a unilateral market trend appearing at this time is indeed not low. Looking at it now, there may still be continuity.

But to be honest, the market is never just waited for. You need to actively observe, judge, and execute. Those days of hesitation might be the best entry window.

To be more specific: if you have ample funds, you might consider a medium to long-term layout, following the mainstream trends; if your funds are moderate, it’s more suitable to flexibly adjust positions in a volatile market, rather than stubbornly holding onto a one-sided position; small fund players are actually more flexible, engaging in short-term high-frequency operations, capturing swing turning points, and compounding can also progress quickly.

Recently, the SEC's attitude towards crypto regulation has also been loosening, and changes in policy may affect market sentiment. Pay more attention to news and avoid blindly following trends.