#数字资产市场动态 🚦 Bitcoin Year-End Dilemma: What’s Next After Losing the 94K Level
As the New Year approaches, Bitcoin still hasn't managed to break through the $94,000 mark — it has already fallen by 5.7%, and the entire 2025 could be heading this way. During the Christmas days, the market was sluggish, while the US stock market kept surging, causing traders (both newbies and veterans) to start holding onto their wallets.
From the actions in the options market, it’s clear that everyone is more defensive than aggressive. Institutional investors are clearly increasing their holdings of put options, and few seem willing to bet on a big rally. Even more concerning is the capital outflow — by the end of 2025, there has been a $5.5 billion net outflow. Although some long-term optimism remains, the short-term sentiment is very cautious.
The current situation is this: Bitcoin is fluctuating between 85,000 and 94,000, and the market is waiting for two things — when liquidity will return to normal, and whether any key events in mid-January will shake things up. If there’s a breakout to the upside, it might not be visible until 2026. The market is stuck like this, and caution is still the way to go.
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AirdropDreamer
· 50m ago
Alright, alright, the 94K didn't hold again, now it's really the end of the year... The US stock market is crazily bleeding, we can't get the money on our side, what else can we do?
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ImpermanentSage
· 3h ago
It's the same old story again, institutions are dumping, and we're picking up the bags. Cycle... cycle...
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 3h ago
Stuck again in the deadlock between 8.5 and 9.4, give me a break. Wait until 2026? I think it's better to just lie flat.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 3h ago
$5.5 billion is flowing out, this is the reality. Institutions are piling up put options, retail investors are still dreaming of a breakout — how can this battle be fought?
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FlashLoanLarry
· 3h ago
Here we go again, institutions are dumping, and we have to hold. Let's wait for the trend in January.
#数字资产市场动态 🚦 Bitcoin Year-End Dilemma: What’s Next After Losing the 94K Level
As the New Year approaches, Bitcoin still hasn't managed to break through the $94,000 mark — it has already fallen by 5.7%, and the entire 2025 could be heading this way. During the Christmas days, the market was sluggish, while the US stock market kept surging, causing traders (both newbies and veterans) to start holding onto their wallets.
From the actions in the options market, it’s clear that everyone is more defensive than aggressive. Institutional investors are clearly increasing their holdings of put options, and few seem willing to bet on a big rally. Even more concerning is the capital outflow — by the end of 2025, there has been a $5.5 billion net outflow. Although some long-term optimism remains, the short-term sentiment is very cautious.
The current situation is this: Bitcoin is fluctuating between 85,000 and 94,000, and the market is waiting for two things — when liquidity will return to normal, and whether any key events in mid-January will shake things up. If there’s a breakout to the upside, it might not be visible until 2026. The market is stuck like this, and caution is still the way to go.