2025-12-30 12:24:42

As 2025 is about to come to an end, it's worth taking a look back at Bitcoin's performance. The opening price at the beginning of the year was around 93,500, and now with only one day left until the end of the year, unless there's a sudden explosive positive development, the annual line for this year is basically a losing finish.

Here's an interesting contradiction: although Bitcoin hit a new high this year, from the perspective of the annual line, this year has actually turned into a bear market year. Some optimistic people believe that the short-term bear market correction has already been completed and that 2026 will continue with a bullish trend. But can this judgment stand?

Looking at the recent surge in precious metals can give some clues—large investors' panic sentiment has already risen to a very high level. In this environment of uncertainty and intense panic, will 2026 really be as smooth as expected? Or is the market brewing a bigger storm? Everyone might have their own answer to this question.

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MetaMisery

· 12-30 12:54

At the beginning of the year, 93,500, and it still needs to fall now. The yearly line doesn't add up. 2026 bull market? Dream on. Major investors are already stockpiling gold. Bitcoin hits a new high but the yearly line is falling. This contradictory situation is really incredible. The surge in precious metals is a signal; panic sentiment has been fully fueled for a long time. Rather than waiting for the 2026 bull market, it's better to lower expectations now.

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LightningWallet

· 12-30 12:53

Forget it, greedy people are all trapped --- Bitcoin's annual chart closes lower, hilarious, this is the real 2025 --- The signal of a surge in precious metals is too terrifying, really don't want to be cut again in 2026 --- The optimists are back, always saying the correction is over, but what about now --- Instead of guessing the storm, it's better to protect your principal first, everyone --- A new high ≠ making money, this logic should be understood by players --- Panic is indeed high, but who dares to buy the dip --- Optimistic about 2026? I can't see it that way, just watch patiently

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APY追逐者

· 12-30 12:49

Haha, the yearly moving average is just going down like that. The talk about a bull market in 2026 is just for listening, don't take it seriously. A surge in precious metals is the real signal. Big funds are hoarding insurance, a stable market is just a joke. At the beginning of the year, it was 93,500, and now it's like this. Claiming new highs but the yearly moving average is negative. Who are these tactics fooling? Instead of guessing, it's better to look at the market. Panic selling is evident, and the next storm has a high probability. A stable 2026? I think it's just lying flat and waiting to cut losses, haha.

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UnruggableChad

· 12-30 12:47

Those who bought at 93,500 at the beginning of the year are all crying now. Is anyone still shouting that next year will continue the bull run? Wake up, everyone. The signal of a surge in precious metals, smart money has already run away, and we're still waiting for the right moment. 2026 steady? I think it's uncertain; a storm is already brewing. Another year of bear market. This year was really a waste. Even with new highs, the annual line still closed lower. That's the reality. Don't be fooled by short-term K-line charts. Big funds are withdrawing so quickly; there must be no good news ahead.

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AirdropHermit

· 12-30 12:46

At the beginning of the year, 93,500? Haha, I remember people were still saying it would break 100,000, and now look at it... If it just closes lower, so be it. Anyway, I've already given up, and we'll see how it goes next year. The sudden surge in precious metals is indeed a bit alarming. Is it a signal that big players are fleeing?

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