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Bitcoin’s stellar 61% surge in November, climbing from around $67,000 to over $108,000, may have come at a cost, as the anticipated year-end "Santa Claus" rally failed to materialize. As of December 27, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $96,273, with analysts cautioning about the potential for a flash crash due to its struggle to hold critical levels.
One of the primary factors fueling bearish sentiments is Bitcoin's inability to establish solid support above $95,000. Over the past week, BTC has traded within a narrow range of $92,000 to $99,000, mostly leaning towards the lower end. This lack of momentum has led notable analysts like derivatives expert Tone Vays to project a possible decline to $73,000 if the cryptocurrency fails to reclaim $95,000 consistently.
Despite these short-term headwinds, the long-term outlook for Bitcoin remains promising. Influential voices such as Peter Brandt and Tom Lee predict significant gains, with targets of $130,000 and $250,000 respectively by 2025. Personal finance author Robert Kiyosaki envisions a surge to $350,000, while digital asset advocate Perianne Boring suggests BTC could potentially skyrocket past $800,000. Meanwhile, analyst Martinez foresees a climb to $220,000 before the next major market downturn, reinforcing optimism for Bitcoin’s future trajectory.
While December presents challenges, the consensus among experts suggests Bitcoin’s current phase is part of its cyclical journey, setting the stage for unprecedented growth in the coming years.
