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Bitcoin Q4 "Cold Winter": Can It Still Recover by Year-End Despite 22.8% Drop?
This quarter has been really unfriendly to bulls. $BTC has been declining steadily since the beginning of the year, with a sharp 22.8% plunge in Q4, breaking below the $85,000 mark. During the same period, gold surged by 69%, making Bitcoin look somewhat powerless—in the face of a 5% loss for the year, investors can't help but wonder: can it turn around before the end of the year?
Hope seems to be within reach. On December 26, a large number of options are about to expire, which is often a market turning point signal. QCP data shows some interesting signs: bearish positions are easing, and there are 100,000 call options building up, indicating market sentiment is starting to heat up. Analyst David pointed out that currently, $300 million of gamma risk is locked between $85,000 and $90,000—once this threshold is broken, it could be the moment for the market to ignite.
Looking at the liquidation heatmap, the area between $90,000 and $95,000 is filled with stop-loss orders from bears, while $84,000 is the last line of defense for bulls. When these collide, volatility could be intense.
But let's not forget to keep a cool head. CryptoQuant's report is a bit sobering—it shows that Bitcoin's demand side is indeed shrinking, and medium-term pressure is significant. Looking back at history, during bear markets, Bitcoin even touched $56,000, which serves as a risk bottom line the market is trying to warn you about.
In summary, will there be a rebound after the holiday or a second bottom? Both are possible. Behind the seemingly "holiday bonus" market trend, there are actually many hidden risks. It's still a time to be cautious.