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Bitcoin managed to fall to $60,000 in a week and bounce back to $69,000, but the nature of the decline alerted the market: the movement was protracted and with almost no "explosion" of liquidations. Analysts' version is that automatic sales of structural crypto products and "institutional stops" could increase the pressure. Against this background, investors are discussing whether there will be a quick reversal or whether the market will be stuck in a wide range for a long time.

The holiday week at the end of December led to a noticeable discrepancy in the dynamics of cryptocurrency ETFs. Bitcoin and Ether funds have faced large-scale capital outflows, while XRP and Solana ETFs have maintained steady inflows of funds despite declining liquidity and investor caution.

Bitcoin is showing its worst performance in three years, losing more than 20% of its value in November. The fall affected the ETF market, altcoins, and investor sentiment.