比特币触及9万美元 痛失年末“圣诞行情”后将迎突破?

Group 1 - Bitcoin briefly surpassed $90,000, indicating a potential breakthrough after missing the "Christmas rally" that boosted the stock market to new highs [1] - Bitcoin's price increased by 3.1% to $90,200 but later narrowed to a 0.3% gain at $88,000 by the time of reporting [1] - The broader cryptocurrency market has not recovered from a sell-off that began in October, during which approximately $19 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated [4] Group 2 - Market sentiment is showing early signs of change, with increased demand for long positions in the perpetual futures market, as indicated by the highest funding rate since October 18 [7] - Grayscale's report anticipates 2026 as a pivotal year for the "institutional era" of crypto, driven by rising macro storage demand and significant regulatory improvements [7] - The report predicts Bitcoin could reach new highs in 2026, with potential for asset tokenization to grow by 1000 times by 2030 [7] Group 3 - Bitwise's CIO suggests Bitcoin may achieve steady but not explosive returns over the next decade, with lower volatility compared to previous cycles [8] - Fidelity's macro research head indicates Bitcoin may have completed its current four-year halving cycle, with October's peak of $125,000 possibly marking the cycle's top [8] - Historical patterns suggest "Bitcoin winters" last about a year, with 2026 potentially being a "year of consolidation" [8]