PANews reported on December 23 that, according to analysis by @ai_9684xtpa, data from the past five years shows that BTC generally has a large amplitude during the Christmas holiday period from December 20 to January 6 of the following year, but the actual price fluctuations have not exceeded 10% except for 2020.
It is worth noting that 80% of the years show that BTC performs better in the two months following the holiday. If the bottom-fishing timeframe is narrowed to one week after New Year's Day, the likelihood of profit remains at 60%.
In addition, the Nasdaq index of U.S. stocks has shown considerable volatility during the Christmas period, but the overall price fluctuations have been limited, with minimal impact on BTC.
Analysis indicates that although the current market is greatly influenced by BTC ETF fund flows, the market performance during the Christmas holiday has not shown the threat of a 'Christmas massacre'.