2025-12-24 15:40:13

#数字资产市场动态 💰 A review of Bitcoin's market stories on Christmas Eve over the years

If there's one interesting observation window in the crypto market, Christmas Eve's BTC performance is definitely one. Based on historical data, $BTC 's price fluctuations at this time each year truly reflect the broader market cycle.

In the early years, it was only $666 in 2013, and dropped to $323 in 2014, making the market quite cold. Then it gradually picked up—$455 in 2015, approaching the $900 range in 2016, and the market started to make some noise.

The real turning point came in 2017: soaring to $13,926, which was truly crazy. But in 2018, it crashed to $4,079, teaching many people a lesson. Between 2019 and 2020, it rose from $7,323 to $23,736, in a gradual upward trend.

In recent years, the story has become more intense—reaching $50,822 in 2021, then adjusting to $16,822 in 2022, and rebounding to $43,665 in 2023. By the end of 2024, it hit $94,120, and in 2025 (this year), on Christmas Eve, it hovered around $87,340.

Looking at over ten years of data, $BTC 's price curve acts like a recorder of market sentiment. Each cycle has its own story, worth pondering.

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TokenStorm

· 7h ago

94,120 to 87,340, a drop of over 7,000 again. Is this wave a failed attempt to hit the top or a buildup? It depends on what the on-chain data indicates.

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BearMarketSunriser

· 7h ago

Is it another Christmas Eve and another surge? Based on this trend, will it break 100,000 by this time next year? Haha That wave in 2017 was truly incredible. Everyone who invested back then made a fortune, but unfortunately I was still eating dirt at the time. 94120 to 87340, wow, it still needs to pull back a bit to feel stable. This data looks like an electrocardiogram, ups and downs, exciting. Every Christmas Eve, I have to check BTC, it's become a habit. Bought in at $323 in 2014, I could brag about it for a lifetime now. It seems Bitcoin just likes to make moves at the end of the year; whether it surges or pulls back, it all depends on luck. Over ten years, from retail investors to institutions, this thing is still so crazy. The slap in the face was in 2022, so many said goodbye to the crypto world, but it rebounded again in 2023. This time at 87,340, I feel it can still go higher. Should we bet on breaking 90,000 by the end of the year?

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 7h ago

The 2017 wave was truly incredible. It's a real regret not to have held some coins. 94K to 87K, is that called a correction? It doesn't seem like much to me. Who dared to buy at 323 back then? Now I look back and regret it. Looking at this data, Christmas Eve really shows some potential. That crash in 2018 scared a lot of people away, haha. Every time I think this is the peak, the next year it just soars again.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 7h ago

The madness of 2017 is something I truly experienced. Looking back at the decisions made back then, I feel a bit scared. Can 87340 still be a good entry point? Is anyone still waiting for a dip? Every cycle is a bloody lesson. People in 2018 should have the deepest understanding. Looking at over ten years of data, did everyone who bought Bitcoin on Christmas Eve get super rich? That’s unlikely. Who would have thought that at $323 that year, it would be like this now? It really is a roller coaster.

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LiquidityNinja

· 8h ago

2017 was really a nightmare, I still remember getting trapped... Wait, going from 94K to 87K took only a year, why does this drop seem like no big deal Buying coins on Christmas Eve, regretting on Christmas Day, it's an old routine This data looks like it's telling a story, but the scars on my wallet don't lie Is every cycle teaching us something? I think every cycle is just cutting leeks Can 87K test the bottom again? Please give me a chance to buy the dip It rose 130,000 times in ten years but I didn't make a penny, haha I should have gone all in at 50K in 2021, now I can only watch and regret The chart looks great, but I'm more concerned about whether it will break 100K next year Historical patterns are all after-the-fact armchair strategies; who can truly predict

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