At the end of the year, the global market experienced a wave of rebound. US stocks and precious metals hit new highs, but Bitcoin clearly fell behind. Bitcoin prices continued to fall as traders reduced their risk exposure ahead of the holidays. According to data, Bitcoin traded at around $87,200 on Friday, down about 6.5% from the level close to $93,000 when the market opened in 2025. Although it once hit an all-time high of over $126,000 in early October, the recent trend has clearly weakened. Bitcoin's price performance was sluggish throughout the holiday week and continued to fluctuate below $90,000. Analysts pointed out that the expiration of a record $28 billion in crypto options on Friday became a key catalyst to dominate the market in the short term, amplifying price fluctuations against the backdrop of poor liquidity at the end of the year.

At the end of the year, the global market experienced a wave of rebound. US stocks and precious metals hit new highs, but Bitcoin clearly fell behind. Bitcoin prices continued to fall as traders reduced their risk exposure ahead of the holidays. According to data, Bitcoin traded at around $87,200 on Friday, down about 6.5% from the level close to $93,000 when the market opened in 2025. Although it once hit an all-time high of over $126,000 in early October, the recent trend has clearly weakened. Bitcoin's price performance was sluggish throughout the holiday week and continued to fluctuate below $90,000. Analysts pointed out that the expiration of a record $28 billion in crypto options on Friday became a key catalyst to dominate the market in the short term, amplifying price fluctuations against the backdrop of poor liquidity at the end of the year.