2025-12-28 12:21:07

Looking at this data is quite a rollercoaster. In the annual review by financial media, Bitcoin once surged to a historic high of 12.56K USD in 2025. As a result, by the end of the year, the price retraced to 87K USD.

From the all-time high to now, this wave of correction indeed reflects the market's volatility. Many people entered the market at the peak, while others bought the dip at the low. This is the rhythm of the crypto world — constantly switching between hope and disappointment.

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ForkThisDAO

· 22h ago

125,600 dropped to 87,000, and many people are cutting losses in this wave... I just want to ask, who else bought in at the high point?

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GetRichLeek

· 23h ago

12.56 to 8.7, I really didn't buy the bottom this time, or was it the batch that bought in at a high level?

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MidnightMEVeater

· 23h ago

Good morning, 2 a.m. from 12.56 to 8.7, this is the dinner in the robot paradise, where someone became a dessert and was eaten. --- The group that hit the high point really set a textbook example of sandwich attack. --- By the way, this wave of retracement, the dark pool traders must have been lurking for a while... --- Switching between hope and disappointment? No, it should be the switch between big players and retail investors. --- Every time I see this kind of data, I think of how someone's midnight arbitrage is someone else's deposit evaporating. --- 87,000 USD, the liquidity trap is set so perfectly. The question is, who will take the next round? --- From a new all-time high to less than half, the crypto world is so healing, no, it's torment. --- How are the guys who bought the dip at low levels doing now? Are they still being pressed down by price impact and rubbing on the ground?

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ContractTearjerker