As much of the world celebrates Christmas, Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $93,000 on the eve of the holiday, then quietly returned to the $100,000 level. However, when the Asian markets opened on Thursday morning, the rally stalled just above $99,800, and within a few hours, it quickly dropped to around $95,000. Data shows that the price movements of the cryptocurrency over the past 48 hours have certainly taken place at very low trading volumes, and Bitcoin has still more than doubled this year so far, but the decline in the past week may overlook one point: the tailwind of low interest rates may have become a headwind. (Coindes)