Take some time to sort out how the price of the coin performed around Christmas over the years: Currently, we have listed up to 2017, as institutions had hardly entered prior to that; substantial institutional involvement began in the last bull market.
I checked the approximate price fluctuations of Bitcoin from 2017 to 2023 (as shown in the chart)
Among them, 2022-2023 is a bear market, so there has been almost no change. 2021 was the end of the bull market, so it fell. 2020 was the prelude to the bull market of 2021, so it rose. 2018-2019 saw declines. 2017 was a major bull market, so prices rose after Christmas. Following this pattern, it seems that this round is likely to rise after Christmas, as this bull market should resemble the beginning of 2023.