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The Federal Reserve’s hawkish signal after its rate cut still weighed on the market, and XAI had fallen to 0.24 the day before. The panic continued, and altcoins carried their losses into the holiday. That distinction gave the community a modest rule for the holiday: no one had to react to every drop, but concrete problems should not disappear beneath the panic.
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The Federal Reserve’s hawkish signal after its rate cut still weighed on the market, and XAI had fallen to 0.24 the day before. With Christmas approaching, some community members wanted to silence price alerts for a while; others worried about missing messages that needed a response.
The panic continued, and altcoins carried their losses into the holiday. The Night Watchman did not urge anyone to call a bottom. Instead, he separated arguments about price from requests for node help: the former could wait for tempers to settle, while an actual fault would still need someone to answer.
That distinction gave the community a modest rule for the holiday: no one had to react to every drop, but concrete problems should not disappear beneath the panic. The Night Watchman planned to keep checking his node and help requests. No one knew when the market would stop falling.