According to TechFlow, on December 24, Bitcoin experienced one of the weakest Decembers in history, falling 2% in the past 30 days. The Federal Reserve hinted at reducing the number of interest rate cuts, and the traditional "Christmas rebound" expectations were shattered. Analyst Alex Kuptsikevich said that Bitcoin's drop below $90,000 may mean new opportunities. In a potential shock scenario, Bitcoin may fall below $70,000, but a correction to $90,000 in the next few weeks is more likely to attract buyers to prevent selling. Kuptsikevich pointed out that the market is digesting the Fed's tough stance, coupled with the willingness to take profits after this year's rally, which has led to current price pressures.