2026-01-01 16:23:09

I looked at a statistical overview of Bitcoin's historical data, summarizing the price performance on New Year's Eve over the past 12 years. It's quite interesting.

The data is as follows:
2013 - $754
2014 - $320
2015 - $431
2016 - $964
2017 - $14,156
2018 - $3,743
2019 - $7,194
2020 - $29,002
2021 - $49,306
2022 - $16,597
2023 - $42,560
2024 - $95,650
2025 - $87,590

From the data, Bitcoin's market performance shows significant variation. It reached cycle highs in 2017 and 2021, while experiencing a notable correction in 2022. Although there was a pullback in 2025, the gains relative to historical lows are still considerable. These figures reflect the long-term trends and cyclical nature of the cryptocurrency market, which might be worth pondering for holders.

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PumpAnalyst

· 8h ago

Hmm... Looking at these data points, there might be something, but the wave of pullback in 2025 really can't hold up anymore. I'm not saying this, but the 95650 in 2024 is just a trap. Now that 87590 is still being hyped for a rise, the technicals have long since broken down. The wave from 2017 to 2021 was truly a cycle. The current pace is clearly building a bottom, and the retail investors are all chasing the high in 2024. To put it simply, while I am bearish, who can guarantee that the next wave won't rally again... You still need to manage your risk properly. This kind of data analysis is mostly just to look at the past. If you really want to make money, you need to see where the support levels are. Everyone, be careful not to chase highs. Just one suggestion: whether the New Year's Eve price rises or not isn't important. What's important is whether you've taken profits in time.

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