Bitcoin Dipping In December Is A Common Occurrence And Has Dipped Six Times In Previous Years

Last updated: June 10, 2025, 00:15

Bitcoin Dipping In December Is A Common Occurrence And Has Dipped Six Times In Previous Years

According to BlockBeats

Why Bitcoin's bearish December is not a concern based on past

According to BlockBeats, data from Coinglass reveals that Bitcoin has experienced mixed December performances historically, with six instances of declines and five

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However

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However, Bitcoin’s dominance score has been dipping in recent weeks. As of December 2nd, it is at 55.3%, compared to 58.9% last month. According to MikyBull Crypto, Bitcoin has dipped

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Spread over

Atypically Bearish Early December Bodes Poorly for Bitcoin

Spread over 30 trading days, investors would lose 2.4% compared to the 6% gains they notched for bitcoin in past Decembers. Since 2025, bitcoin’s average daily returns

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On 17 December, the price of Bitcoin reached nearly $20,000, by 6 February it had fallen 70% to nearly $6,000. While there are many theories as to the causes of

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Bitcoin slumping in price in

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Bitcoin slumping in price in December is a common occurrence and has dipped in price six times earlier during the end of the year.

The digital asset fell 3.2 per cent last month as US investors cashed profits after a rally triggered by president-elect Donald Trump’s victory pushed Bitcoin to an all-time

Bitcoin has fallen

History shows us that market corrections like the one seen recently are a common occurrence on crypto markets. Therefore, there's likely not a legitimate reason to panic just yet. To help you

Bitcoin has fallen 14.5% from its peak high this month as the cryptocurrency dipped below $92,500 this week. Bitcoin dropped to its lowest price since late November