🎄Bitcoin Price on Christmas
2010: $0.25
2011: $4
2012: $13
2013: $682
2014: $319
2015: $456
2016: $896
2017: $14,027
2018: $3,815
2019: $7,275
2020: $24,665
2021: $50,430
2022: $16,831
2023: $43,665
2024: $98,200
2025: $88,000
😂 Classic low-liquidity crypto chaos on $BIFI !💥
That "mega blast" to $7,551 (and instant crash back) was a wick on the 1-minute candle – super thin order book + one big buy order ate through sells, spiked the price vertically, then gravity hit with profit-taking/sells. No real volume behind it, so it retraced immediately. 😂
Why the surge?
Low-cap gem waking up – holiday thin markets + FOMO kicking in on old #defi yield optimizer narrative. Whales accumulating, charts breaking out.
Support: $300 (hold for bulls) | $250 fallback
Targets: $450-500 short-term | $600+ if volume sustains
Santa delivered a volatile gift 🎄🚀 Watch for dips – this one's wild! #BIFI
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This move on $BIFI is wild, but let’s slow it down and look at it properly.
A massive wick to $7,500+ and then an instant return to the $300–$400 zone is not organic price action. That kind of candle usually comes from ultra-thin liquidity, a large market order, or an exchange-side anomaly. It creates noise, not a trend.
Yes, BIFI had real catalysts — the DAO approved a new profit framework, and there’s ongoing restructuring after recent security pauses. That explains volatility, not a 7,500% wick in seconds.
What actually happened? Liquidity was shallow.
One aggressive order hit the book.
Stops got wiped.
Screenshots went viral.
Retail sees “moon.”
Smart money waits.
$BEAT $LIT
Crazy moves don’t mean easy money.
They mean risk is elevated.
@RiseHigh_Community
🚨 #Bitcoin ETFs have been bleeding capital for about a week now, and Christmas didn’t really change that. Roughly $825M went out in five days, with another $175M leaving on the last U.S. trading day before the holidays. Right now, U.S.-based funds are the biggest net $BTC sellers in the market.
But this doesn’t read like panic.
It reads like timing.
Most of it lines up with year-end mechanics more than fear. Tax-loss harvesting is still happening, books are getting cleaned up, and the quarterly options expiry added another excuse to de-risk. When liquidity thins and mandates kick in selling becomes mechanical. Boring, even.
You can see that clearly in the data. The Coinbase premium stayed negative most of December, which basically tells you U.S. demand stepped aside. At the same time, Asia kept buying. Same Bitcoin. Different hands.
That’s why price feels heavy during U.S. hours, then oddly steadier elsewhere. Demand didn’t vanish. It rotated.
What's more important is what isn’t happening. This doesn’t look like a structural exit from Bitcoin. ETF flows usually lag price stabilization, not front-run it. Historically, price finds a floor first, flows go flat, and only then do inflows come back. This still looks like inactive liquidity, not destruction.
So no, this isn’t a top signal.
It’s a seasonal reset.
Once tax pressure fades and desks actually come back online, the institutional bid tends to follow. $BTC doesn’t need a new story here. It just needs the calendar to flip and liquidity to wake up again.
Watch the flows after the holidays.
That’s when the signal gets real.
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Guys, I’m watching $PARTI very closely right now — a strong bullish momentum push is clearly underway. Price has flipped structure after a clean base, buyers entered with speed, and candles are expanding aggressively. This is not a slow grind; this is impulsive buying pressure, which usually signals continuation rather than a fake move.
The previous downtrend has been invalidated, accumulation is complete, and the breakout leg is already active. As long as price holds above the breakout zone, the bullish structure remains intact. Momentum traders are clearly in control here, and dips are getting bought quickly.
Trade Setup (Bullish Continuation)
Entry Zone: 0.1030 – 0.1060
Targets:
TP1: 0.1180
TP2: 0.1350
TP3: 0.1600
Stop Loss: 0.0960
$ZEC /USDT Strong Recovery Move Building Momentum
$ZEC just delivered a clean bounce from the $405 support zone and pushed straight back into the $440+ area with strength. This kind of impulsive recovery after a sharp pullback usually signals active buyers stepping in, not just a weak relief bounce. On the 4H chart, price reclaimed key levels quickly, while SAR has flipped bullish a sign momentum is shifting back in favor of buyers.
If ZEC holds above the $435–440 zone, the structure supports continuation toward the recent highs. Any shallow pullback that holds this area can be considered healthy. Losing $420 would weaken the setup, so risk management remains key.
Trade Setup (Buy on Dip):
Entry Zone: $435 – $442
Target 1: $458
Target 2: $472
Target 3: $490
Stop-Loss: $418
Trade with patience, manage risk properly, and don’t chase candles let price come to your level.
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