Oops, it’s already so late! Still have to hit the road again tomorrow. Two-thirds of this vacation is already over, with just one last destination left before heading home. To be honest, I’m not a fan of switching places so frequently—can’t even stay in one hotel for three nights on average. But as the designated ‘provider of emotional value,’ I can’t have too many opinions about it. The only downside is that it’s really affecting my writing. I originally planned to finish the on-chain data for the year today, but it looks like I’ll only be able to complete the first part tomorrow. The first day of the new year in the market feels pretty chill. During these travel days, I’ve been thinking a lot about creating my own index—something that can better help me judge industry trends while also balancing profitability. I finally finished it today. Not sure if it’ll reach the level I have in mind, but my biggest strength is that I’m willing to try. It’s like DCA (dollar-cost averaging)—less talk, more action. In 2026, I hope to refine this index and even invest in it myself to test it out. I was planning to start buying on Friday, but moving fiat funds around during the holidays is a bit inconvenient. So, I’m planning to make my first purchase next week. I’ll keep a super detailed record when the time comes. Looking back at Bitcoin’s data, even though the turnover rate has dropped, it’s still pretty high for a normal holiday period. Didn’t expect so many short-term traders during the holidays, but most of them are probably just trading within the range. This doesn’t have much impact on spot prices. After all, judging by the trading volume, you can definitely see the holiday vibes. The token distribution structure is still relatively stable, and there haven’t been any unexpected surprises. If nothing unusual happens, this week will probably stay like this. The real start of the new trading year will be next week. 2026 will still be a year of tug-of-war between the Fed and Trump. @bitget VIP, lower fees, better perks!