As reported by CoinPaper, Bitcoin trading this week showed a sharp regional split, with US sessions driving the largest selling pressure while Asian hours absorbed most of the buying. Cumulative return data from analyst Ted Pillows revealed that US trading hours slid into negative territory from Dec. 18 to Dec. 25, while Asia Pacific sessions posted consistent gains. Meanwhile, Glassnode charts showed Bitcoin’s current market cycle aligning with historical patterns, and a new record high in the capitulation metric as prices dropped sharply in late 2025.
Bitcoin Trading Splits by Region as US Drives Selling, Asia Buys
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Bitcoin news this week highlights a sharp regional split in trading volume, with the US driving major selling while Asia sees strong buying. Data from Ted Pillows shows US sessions turned negative from Dec. 18 to Dec. 25, while Asia Pacific posted steady gains. Glassnode charts indicate Bitcoin’s market cycle is following historical trends, with a new high in capitulation as prices fell sharply in late 2025.
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