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This year was the great depression of retail crypto $BTC

COINOTAG News, reporting on December 28, cites on-chain analyst Ali who argues that the Bitcoin market is exhibiting a dead cat bounce pattern, with a renewed downside risk possible after any short-lived rally. Emerging on-chain data show that inflows into the crypto market have steadily declined, marking the first net capital outflow in almost two years, now around -$4.5 billion, indicating funds are leaving rather than entering the sector. Additionally, the Bitcoin ETF has posted a near $1 billion net outflow over the last two weeks. Any observed rebound could be driven more by leverage than genuine spot demand, underscoring continued downside risk.

BlockBeats News, December 28th. On-chain analyst Ali posted an article stating that the recent Bitcoin market is showing a "dead cat bounce" state, and the price may fall again afterwards. From on-chain data, the funds flowing into the cryptocurrency market have been steadily decreasing, with the first net capital outflow in nearly two years, now down to -$4.5 billion. This means that current funds are flowing out of the crypto market rather than flowing in. Bitcoin ETF has seen a net outflow of nearly $1 billion in the past two weeks. Any rebound seen in the market may be driven by leverage rather than spot demand, so the risk of further price decline still exists.

Markets Are Testing Patience, Not Conviction 🧠 The Crypto space today isn’t testing charts — it’s testing people. Sideways action, mixed signals, low excitement. And that’s exactly when opportunity hides. $BTC isn’t crashing. $ETH isn’t breaking down. $XRP isn’t disappearing. “Strong hands are built in boring markets.” Will you still be here when momentum returns?

1. Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) Price Movements Bitcoin: Bitcoin has seen some fluctuations in price, with major moments where it briefly surpassed the $30,000 mark. The market has been somewhat volatile, driven by macroeconomic factors and market sentiment around regulation. Ethereum: Ethereum's price has also been volatile, influenced by the adoption of Ethereum 2.0 (a major upgrade aimed at improving scalability and energy efficiency). The transition from Proof of Work (PoW) to Proof of Stake (PoS) has helped reduce energy consumption significantly, but challenges still remain regarding gas fees and transaction speeds.