Awaiting the January market, corrections present opportunities, do not be pessimistic about the bull market due to recent pullbacks. Bitcoin is nearing 110,000, while altcoins are sluggish.

The pullback reflects Trump's gains and the Federal Reserve's slowdown, but it does not alter the Bitcoin bull market. The bull market is diverging, with Bitcoin shining alone, while altcoins are delayed in entering the bull market due to insufficient liquidity.

Data shows that historically, bull markets start a new trend after Christmas, with the best performance in the first four months after a halving. Trump's presidency marks a new starting point for cryptocurrency. The Trump administration will promote crypto policies, such as spot ETFs, and the issuance of Tether USDT has increased by over 20 billion USD, attracting hot money.

The demand for spot ETFs is suppressing Bitcoin's pullback, reducing the extent of the decline. In this round, 112.6 billion USD worth of Bitcoin has been purchased through spot ETFs, MicroStrategy has accumulated 444,262 coins, and the UAE may hold 400,000 coins.

The altcoin bull market index has found support after a decline, with the upward trend line intact, and may break out a month after Christmas, which is worth looking forward to after the New Year.

Bitcoin's market capitalization accounts for 56.3% at 77,546,166,768, and it may drop below 50% after Christmas, with altcoins taking over the market capitalization, as retail investors look forward to the bull market. Bitcoin is experiencing capital outflow and sector rotation, and after Christmas, Bitcoin's performance is expected to be bright, with ETF inflows clearly directed, and Ethereum purchases changing the grayscale sell-off situation.

Both the exchange rate and trends of Bitcoin and altcoins are worth looking forward to; the bull market is not over, and there may be a final opportunity to get in.

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The bull market is here, and the altcoin bull market is yet to come.