Bitcoin took a hit during the Boxing Day trading session, extending recent weakness as investors repositioned ahead of the year-end holiday stretch. While crypto sentiment turned cautious, traditional markets showed interesting divergence—bonds attracted fresh buying interest amid shifting rate expectations.



Meanwhile, precious metals staged a compelling rally, with spot prices reaching fresh all-time highs. Gold and silver continued their momentum, reflecting ongoing safe-haven demand and inflation concerns. The disconnect between Bitcoin's pullback and metals' strength highlights the shifting risk appetite across different asset classes heading into year-end.

Traders are watching whether this corrective phase in crypto will stabilize or deepen in the coming sessions.
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DecentralizeMevip
· 18h ago
BTC is underperforming again, while precious metals are hitting new highs... This is really outrageous; has the risk appetite truly reversed?
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LiquidityLarryvip
· 18h ago
BTC has dropped again, but gold and silver are soaring... This wave of risk aversion sentiment has really shifted.
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BetterLuckyThanSmartvip
· 18h ago
Gold hits a new high again, while Bitcoin instead drops. This market is really interesting.
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down_only_larryvip
· 18h ago
Bitcoin is rallying again, while gold and silver are partying... This is the magical script of the Christmas season.
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