2025-12-30 12:27:55

I heard that the event contract of a leading exchange will only be tradable on working days and non-holidays starting from January 1, 2026. Behind this rhythm adjustment, it is highly likely that the risk control department at the end of the year is reviewing data and preparing to迎接 the upcoming enforcement of the U.S. Digital Asset Market Structure Act. The new regulatory framework is coming, and this may not necessarily be a bad thing for the entire industry—platforms are becoming more compliant, and the market is becoming more regulated. Instead of worrying about whether trading is possible on weekends, it's better to take this opportunity to go out more, spend time with family. After all, no matter how busy trading cryptocurrencies, the quality of life should keep up.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 12-30 12:58

No trading on weekends, this is really helping us quit gambling haha

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fomo_fighter

· 12-30 12:57

Can't trade on the weekend? Haha, now I have a reason to slack off.

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BrokenDAO

· 12-30 12:52

Can't trade on the weekend? Basically, it's just passive stop-loss.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 12-30 12:44

Can't trade on the weekend? Haha, just in time to curb my finger itch.

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SigmaValidator

· 12-30 12:43

No trading on weekends? Alright, just gives me a reason to watch the charts less. Compliance is here, retail investors have to learn new rules again, exhausting. Regarding the regulatory framework, on the surface it's to protect the market, but frankly, it just adds another barrier for cutting the leeks. Instead of spending time with family, I keep thinking about how to keep making money under the new rules. Market closed on weekends? Ha, exchanges are pretty good at doing the math. With the new legislation coming, everyone has to adapt. Anyway, big players have already been planning ahead. Compliance, compliance, in the end, the platform still makes a killing. Rest is good, but it feels like there's more behind it. Wait, can't touch event contracts on weekends anymore? What about my positions... The US is tightening control over our trading again, the pace is really getting faster.

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OnchainSniper

· 12-30 12:34

Can't trade on the weekend? Haha, now I finally have an excuse not to watch the market and go shopping with my wife. Compliance is actually a matter of time; instead of complaining, it's better to adapt. Big companies are already laying the groundwork. When regulation comes, the washout is even more thorough. Retail investors need to learn more if they want to survive. It's about to start counting workdays again, this logic is a bit extreme. Instead of worrying about trading hours, think about how to hold your positions for the New Year. Implementation starts in 2026? Still early, let's wait and see if other platforms follow or not.

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