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This year, long-term holding trends in the crypto market have taken an unexpected turn. While Bitcoin [BTC] has surged by 122% and Ethereum [ETH] has seen a more modest 48% increase, the latter has still surpassed Bitcoin in retaining long-term investors. This shift highlighted a growing sense of market confidence in Ethereum, suggesting that as 2025 draws near, more investors are placing their trust in its future potential. This evolving trend could have significant implications for both the market’s dynamics and investor sentiment moving forward. ETH outshines BTC An in-depth analysis by AMBCrypto revealed that the percentage of ETH holders who kept their assets for over a year rose from 59% in January 2024 to 75% by December 2024, according to IntoTheBlock data. This contrasted sharply with Bitcoin, where the proportion of long-term holders declined from 70% to 62.3% over the same period. The growing retention rate for Ethereum suggested heightened confidence among investors, driven by expectations of future network upgrades and broader utility. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s decline in long-term holders may reflect profit-taking or diversification strategies, indicating a potential shift in market sentiment as investors prioritize ETH heading into 2025. Fear and Greed Index drops to two-month low Notably, losing HODLers wasn’t the only problem the king coin was facing. It’s Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell to 64 on the 31st of December, marking the lowest level since the 15th of October. This decline reflected waning market optimism as Bitcoin tumbled over 12% in the past two weeks to trade near $93,000 After peaking at 94 in November—driven by excitement surrounding pro-crypto U.S. election results, the index remained above 70 for much of December before the recent pullback. The drop signaled a shift from extreme greed to a more cautious sentiment among investors. While greed still dominated, the decline highlighted heightened concerns about short-term market volatility as traders reacted to Bitcoin’s price movements and the broader market’s mixed signals. BTC in an accumulation phase? Despite the dip, investor James Williams believes Bitcoin is entering a crucial accumulation phase. In his latest X (formerly Twitter) post, Williams described the current conditions as an opportunity for long-term positioning. Williams predicted a consolidation period over the coming weeks, potentially setting the stage for a significant breakout. Confident in Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory, Williams views the current price action as part of a natural market cycle and forecasts a price of $131,500 or higher by Q1 2025, calling such levels “inevitable.” He emphasized that having patience during periods of consolidation often rewards investors, as such phases historically precede substantial upward moves in Bitcoin’s price.$BTC and $ETH

Bitcoin's price on January 1st each year 2009: $0 (Bitcoin was launched but had no market price.) 2010: $0.00099 2011: $0.30 2012: $5 2013: $13 2014: $800 2015: $300 2016: $430 2017: $996 2018: $13,441 2019: $3,823 2020: $7,175 2021: $29,404 2022: $47,746 2023: $16,625.52 2024: $44,167.33 2025: $94,125 #Bitcoin #Crypto #bullrun $BTC

💻 Well, folks, the year is coming to an end, and I’d like to wrap it up with some good news. It’s reported that the well-known stablecoin issuer Tether has transferred $780 million worth of Bitcoin into its reserves. This was the largest transfer in the last 9 months. Data from Arkham Intelligence shows that wallets tagged as Tether’s Bitcoin (BTC) reserves received separate transfers of approximately 7,628.9 BTC and 775.6 BTC on December 30, totaling just under 8,404.5 BTC. This increases Tether’s total holdings to 83,759 BTC, valued at just under $7.75 billion. This is the company’s first significant move since March 31, when it added around 8,888 BTC, just weeks after the cryptocurrency first surpassed $70,000 and broke its long-standing all-time high. ⚠️ According to Bitbo data, Tether ranks second in Bitcoin holdings among private companies, trailing only blockchain firm Block.one, which holds 140,000 BTC. In terms of total Bitcoin holdings among both private and public companies, Tether takes third place, behind MicroStrategy, which holds 446,400 BTC. Even though I still expect Bitcoin to drop to the $85K zone, news like this can only mean one thing—the crypto market is in for a very interesting and profitable 2025. And I want to wish you all the same—may the next year be as profitable and successful as possible for you. Happy New Year to all of you, dear subscribers 😍

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