Nasdaq and NYSE Open as Scheduled on Christmas Week as Trump Announces Federal Closures
COINOTAG News reports that Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange have confirmed that U.S. equities will operate on the Christmas holiday schedule, with markets opening on December 24 and 26. While this reflects traditional holiday hours, the implication for the crypto markets is the continuation of normal trading windows and potential stability in liquidity patterns across cross‑border venues, even as regional traders observe year‑end liquidity dynamics.
Separately, news indicates an executive order directing federal government closures on December 24 and 26. Although not a crypto directive, such holiday scheduling can delay macro data releases and policy communications, shaping risk sentiment and funding conditions that inform Bitcoin and other tokens’ near‑term behavior.
Traders should maintain disciplined risk controls during this thin‑liquidity window: monitor exchange liquidity, deploy prudent order types, and avoid high leverage in off‑hour periods. Ensuring robust infrastructure and custody readiness will help crypto desks navigate seasonal dynamics without pricing gaps.
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