BTC $64,305.36 +0.18%
ETH $1,872.26 +0.50%
BNB $568.13 +0.58%
XRP $1.10 +1.00%
SOL $74.48 +0.75%
TRX $0.3303 -0.49%
DOGE $0.0728 +5.19%
ADA $0.1653 +1.07%
BCH $209.43 -0.02%
LINK $8.39 +0.46%
HYPE $58.06 -0.08%
AAVE $91.71 -2.15%
SUI $0.7134 +0.38%
XLM $0.1789 +0.68%
ZEC $482.55 -2.43%
BTC $64,305.36 +0.18%
ETH $1,872.26 +0.50%
BNB $568.13 +0.58%
XRP $1.10 +1.00%
SOL $74.48 +0.75%
TRX $0.3303 -0.49%
DOGE $0.0728 +5.19%
ADA $0.1653 +1.07%
BCH $209.43 -0.02%
LINK $8.39 +0.46%
HYPE $58.06 -0.08%
AAVE $91.71 -2.15%
SUI $0.7134 +0.38%
XLM $0.1789 +0.68%
ZEC $482.55 -2.43%

Analysis: The recent decline in the cryptocurrency market is not due to fundamental factors, but rather investors taking profits at the end of the year

2024-12-20 19:43:27
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ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Edward Chin of Parataxis stated, "The recent market decline appears to be investors taking profits at year-end, with no fundamental factors triggering this sell-off." Due to reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in 2025, some investors may be choosing to reduce exposure and take profits.

Pepperstone Group's head of research, Chris Weston, wrote in a report, "Technically, caution is warranted in the short term. This does not mean we will see a price crash soon, but the momentum of the rally has clearly weakened, and buyers have lost dominance and control over the market."

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