According to Jinse Finance, 2025 has been a roller-coaster year for Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, marked by successive all-time highs followed by sharp sell-offs. Now, it may end the year with its first annual decline since 2022, for the following reasons:
- Bitcoin’s correlation with the stock market continues to strengthen, driven by the joint participation of retail and institutional investors.
- After the crash in October, Bitcoin has remained under pressure and may end the year lower.
- Volatility in AI concept stocks is affecting the crypto market trend, with rising concerns about a bubble.
- Expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts continue to sway sentiment in the crypto market.
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