Here's what history and recent analysis suggest about Bitcoin and December:
Volatility is Normal: Bitcoin is known for its high volatility, and significant price swings (both up and down) are common. The term "hard moment" could describe a sharp drop or a difficult period for investors.
December Trends are Mixed: Historically, December has been a coin toss for Bitcoin's price.
While there have been some massive "Santa rally" years (like 2016, 2017, and 2020), which pull the average return up, the median performance for the month is often slightly negative.
Overall, Bitcoin has finished December in the red more often than in the green since 2013.
Recent Context (Based on the search results for the present day, December 5, 2025):
The market has been experiencing wide swings recently, with significant drops and rebounds in the months leading up to December.
Some analysts suggest that if November closed negatively (which it often has), the seasonality data points towards December potentially being another down month rather than a rally.
Price pullbacks of 25-40% are considered relatively normal within Bitcoin's multi-year cycles.
