2025-12-31 09:25:29

Bitcoin appears poised to wrap up the year in the red. But here's what the data says: whenever BTC has closed out a year with a bearish candle, the following year has consistently turned green. The historical average? A solid 124.5% annual return. That's not just noise—it's a pattern worth watching if you're thinking about Bitcoin's cycle dynamics and what happens after yearly losses.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 7h ago

Closing in the green is actually a good thing? These numbers look a bit outrageous.

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PuzzledScholar

· 14h ago

Wow, historical moving average 124.5%? I need to take a good look at this data.

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TokenomicsTrapper

· 20h ago

lol so we're pattern-matching on 124.5% now? classic survivorship bias energy. actually if you read the historical data, half those "recoveries" coincided with macro bottoms and fed pivots, not some mystical btc cycle gods. but sure, let's pretend this year's red is just foreplay for next year's pump... watched liquidations spike at exactly these "reversal points" last time around tbh

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