Bitcoin’s 2025 candle is set to close in the red unless it rises by 6.24% above the yearly open of $93,374. The price has declined by 30% since hitting an all-time high above $125,000 in October. Analysts are debating if a new bear market has begun.

Bitcoin’s price remains below the 365-day moving average, breaking the uptrend since 2023. Lower interest rates can positively impact risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies. The Federal Reserve issued three 25 basis point interest rate cuts in 2025, but Chairman Powell gave mixed guidance for future cuts.

Interest rate cuts are uncertain as only 18.8% of investors expect a cut in January. Bitcoin’s price has been influenced by macroeconomic factors and liquidity conditions. Market analysts are divided on whether a recovery will occur or if the decline will continue into 2026.

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