2025-12-31 06:22:57

The year-end is approaching, and traditional financial markets are closing for the holidays, but the crypto world is becoming more active. The latest data shows that in the past 24 hours, CEX Bitcoin net outflows reached 3,451.64 coins. What does this number reflect?

In simple terms, everyone is rushing to withdraw their coins before the New Year. It's understandable to seek peace of mind psychologically, but this concentrated outflow also brings some practical issues. Year-end exchange liquidity is already prone to gaps, and combined with decreased market participation, it can significantly impact price stability.

So what is the most important thing right now? Position management must not be relaxed. Especially during these few days around the New Year, trading volume on many exchanges will noticeably decline, and sudden market shocks can be even more intense. Setting proper stop-losses, controlling leverage, and safely passing through this time window are the priorities. Don't suffer losses due to liquidity issues at critical moments.

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GateUser-a180694b

· 14h ago

3451 Bitcoins have been withdrawn, essentially everyone just wants to hold onto their assets securely, but this wave of concentrated withdrawals will really increase liquidity pressure. The impact during sudden market movements is indeed intense. During this year-end window, don't be greedy for leverage. As the year ends, quickly check if your stop-loss orders are properly set. Those who have experienced losses know that feeling all too well.

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SandwichDetector

· 14h ago

Honestly, 3,451 Bitcoins have been withdrawn, which sounds scary but is actually normal. Who doesn't want to hold their coins in their own hands by the end of the year? The key is to avoid leverage, as the market can easily surge in the next few days.

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quiet_lurker

· 14h ago

The leak of 3451 tokens is quite serious. Now the exchange's liquidity must be very tight. Don't rush to withdraw funds; it might actually be an opportunity. This end-of-year move needs to be executed carefully; one misstep and you could get hammered.

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BlockDetective

· 14h ago

3451 tokens leaked, in simple terms, big players are running, small investors are still sleeping haha --- This year's end liquidity is really fierce, if you don't set your stop-loss properly, you might lie flat at any time --- The New Year’s market is most easily smashed, don’t play with leverage, everyone --- Everyone is withdrawing coins to their wallets, I just want to know who is taking over these 3451 tokens --- Liquidity gaps have been seen before, the key is to keep a steady mindset --- The biggest fear of declining exchange trading volume is black swan events, well said --- Withdrawing coins, withdrawing coins, and yet during the New Year, you still have to watch the market, what’s the point?

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SorryRugPulled

· 14h ago

3451 tokens exited the market, honestly everyone chickened out haha --- During the risky liquidity period of the New Year, leverage traders should wake up --- The liquidity trap at the end of the year on exchanges, those who promised to cut losses will end up losing out --- There truly is no off-season in the crypto world; while traditional finance takes a break, we are still fighting --- The wave of withdrawals is coming, are exchanges afraid? --- Honestly, those who don't take stop-loss seriously at this time will face bloodshed during the New Year --- Concentrated outflows are indeed mysterious, but it also depends on who has strong psychological resilience --- 3451 tokens sounds like a lot, but if it really crashes, liquidity will still be an issue --- Don't be scared, this is how it is at the end of the year; staying calm is the key

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