As we enter Christmas week, the global markets' first response does not belong to the crypto market. Against the backdrop of a weakening US dollar and declining US Treasury yields, risk aversion quickly intensifies, with gold and silver taking the lead, continuously hitting record highs and becoming the hottest destinations for capital. In contrast, the crypto market appears unusually quiet. Bitcoin has not followed the macroeconomic tailwinds to surge but remains in the 88,000-89,000震盪 range, lacking the offensive stance expected before the holiday. It is precisely under this contrast that the question "Will Bitcoin experience a Santa Rally?" once again becomes a topic of market discussion. The so-called Santa Rally is a seasonal phenomenon in traditional financial markets, referring to a period of upward movement in risk assets around Christmas, driven by improved sentiment and liquidity changes. But in the crypto market, this pattern has never been stable. This year's Bitcoin, after all,

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Bitcoin (BTC) price has spent the past couple of months going nowhere, and that has made traders restless. As price failed to break higher, attention slowly shifted away from charts and toward MicroStrategy and its CEO, Michael Saylor. What started as concern has now turned into constant jokes,