As reported by Coindesk, Bitcoin’s weak October may set the stage for a year-end rebound, with traders anticipating a 'Santa Claus Rally' in December. Historical data shows Bitcoin has gained between 8% to 46% in six of the past eight Decembers. Analysts note a shift from panic selling to strategic accumulation by long-term holders, supported by expected Fed rate cuts and institutional adoption. U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal of a $2,000 tariff dividend to American citizens has drawn comparisons to the stimulus checks of the pandemic era, potentially injecting liquidity into the market. Rachel Lin of SynFutures suggests Bitcoin’s volatility in 2026 will be driven by structural shifts in liquidity and leverage, rather than retail speculation. On-chain data indicates smaller investors are accumulating Bitcoin while large holders remain on the sidelines.
Bitcoin and Crypto Markets Eye Year-End Rally Amid Trump's $2,000 Tariff Dividend Proposal
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