In Bitcoin's history, there have been 6 declines and 5 increases in December. Over the past 5 years, there have been 4 instances of a bull market emerging after Christmas.
According to BlockBeats news on December 23, data from Coinglass shows that in Bitcoin's historical 11 'December' markets, there were 6 declines and 5 increases, with the largest increase occurring in December 2020, when the monthly increase reached 46.92%. The largest decrease occurred in December 2013, with a monthly decline of 34.81%. It is worth noting that historically, every time Bitcoin has increased in September, it has continued to rise until the end of the year (in October, November, and December). Bitcoin saw a 7.35% increase this September, marking the best September performance in history. Additionally, it may be due to the fact that the first quarter is typically the season for asset management companies to make annual fund allocations, over the past 5 years (2019-2023), there have been 4 years where a bull market emerged after Christmas, with only one instance in 2021 where a decline started after Christmas (following the previous bull peak).
