Group 1 - Bitcoin traders are attempting a "last-ditch effort" to recover year-to-date losses before the end of the year, but their efforts have been thwarted again as Bitcoin struggles to break the $90,000 mark [1] - Since experiencing a significant pullback in October, Bitcoin has remained in a trading range of approximately $85,000 to $95,000, with a year-to-date decline of about 5%, potentially marking its first annual drop in three years [3] - The market liquidity is low during the year-end period, which may amplify price volatility, and it is advised to avoid over-interpreting short-term signals until liquidity normalizes [3] Group 2 - The demand for Bitcoin spot ETFs has cooled, contributing to price suppression, with a net outflow of $6 billion in the fourth quarter as institutional investors adopt a cautious stance while Bitcoin remains below $90,000 [3] - Overall, Bitcoin's year-end performance is under pressure due to low liquidity, continuous capital outflows, and ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties, making it difficult to escape the current trading range in the short term [4]
交易员2025年“最后一搏” 比特币连续第二天冲击9万关口失败
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-12-30 22:23