#战略性加仓BTC End of 2025 Market Snapshot: Bitcoin Surges and Consolidates

The crypto market remains lively on December 30. After reaching $117,295, Bitcoin started to pull back, currently quoted at $116,236.51, with a 24-hour increase of only 1.04%. The story behind this is quite interesting—the battle between bulls and bears at key price levels is very intense.

Market data clearly illustrates the situation. Buy orders are densely packed between $90,000 and $85,000, while on the higher side around $98,000 to $100,000, the bears are holding their ground firmly. From a technical perspective, today’s BTC movement is a textbook example of "rally and retreat": it started pushing up from $115,043 at 8 AM, broke through to $117,295 at noon, then was pushed down by profit-taking, and is now fluctuating around $116,000.

But there is a detail to watch carefully. Although the price remains high at around $116,000, the story with trading volume is different—participation in the market clearly declined in the afternoon, with trading volume after 2 PM shrinking by about 30% compared to the morning peak. Some trading institutions have commented that the market has entered a liquidity drought, and a rally driven solely by buyers is unlikely to push higher.

Another technical risk to note: the head and shoulders top pattern on the BTC daily chart has not been truly invalidated. If the price closes below the neckline at $94,000, a deep correction towards $80,000 could follow. For now, the key factor remains liquidity, which will determine the end-of-year trend.