#数字资产市场动态 The status of Bitcoin is quietly changing. As this digital asset attracts increasing attention from institutions and governments worldwide, it is gradually evolving into a part of global asset allocation.

Looking back, Bitcoin generally moved in tandem with the US stock market. But this year, the trend has been different—the price oscillated at high levels and then quickly fell back, suggesting that large funds have not truly entered the market. Instead, precious metals and US stocks have become the darlings of global capital. Ironically, just a small flow of funds into the crypto market is enough to drive the trend.

The market has always been a game of strategy. But one thing to understand is: when Bitcoin truly becomes a global asset, more market makers will emerge. The presence of multiple forces means that continuously smashing the market is not cost-effective—whether it’s institutional holdings or national-level positions, ultimately, funds will flow into other large capital pools, which is inevitable.

From the monthly chart, there have been three consecutive bullish candles. The market in January is expected to recover slowly. Low-leverage traders (within 5x) can consider short-term long positions, as the risk is manageable. $BTC still has room for growth.