2025-12-27 13:50:16

Christmas Eve witnessed over a decade of madness and silence in Bitcoin.

From the starting point of $666 in 2013, to the peak of $13,926 at the end of 2017, then halving to $4,079 in 2018—these milestones are like soul-searching questions marked on the price chart. Afterwards, there was a rebound, volatility, and another rebound. When it returned to $7,323 in 2019, many saw hope again.

2020 ushered in a bull market, reaching $23,736; in 2021, hitting a new all-time high of $50,822—many people's dream-making moment. But then came the winter of 2022, with the price dropping to $16,822, freezing out countless investors.

The most interesting part is in recent years—2023 rebounded to $43,665, and in 2024 surged to $94,120 (almost breaking $100,000). By Christmas Eve 2025, it retraced to $87,340.

After looking at this curve, what’s your judgment? Will it continue upward or will it need to adjust? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 9h ago

It's another Christmas Eve, and this pullback is a bit painful...

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 12-27 14:20

Laughing to death, this K-line chart is the roller coaster of the crypto world, always making us bagholders dizzy and disoriented. 94120 almost hit 100,000 in that wave, so many people were shouting in their dreams "I'm going to get rich," only to be smashed back down to 87340. The contrast is even more dramatic than my stand-up punchlines. According to the pattern, there should still be room for growth in this wave, but the crypto market has no rules; maybe tomorrow it will crash suddenly. Anyway, I don't dare to go all in; bagholders' self-cultivation is to keep some bullets. Wait, is it possible that this is just the main force shaking out the weak hands? What do you all think?

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LiquidationHunter

· 12-27 14:20

Oh no, I almost broke 100,000 again and ran away. I'm too familiar with this trick.

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WalletWhisperer

· 12-27 14:12

94120 to 87340, this wave of pullback is a normal shakeout, not yet at the point of panic selling.

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WalletDoomsDay