ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, as much of the world celebrates Christmas, Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $93,000 on the eve of the holiday, only to quietly return to the $100,000 level. However, when the Asian markets opened on Thursday morning, the rally stalled slightly above $99,800, and just a few hours later, it rapidly dropped to around $95,000.

Data shows that the price movements of the cryptocurrency over the past 48 hours have certainly taken place under very low trading volumes, and Bitcoin is still up more than double this year so far, but the drop over the past week may overlook one point: the tailwind of low interest rates may have turned into a headwind.