#以太坊行情解读 The year-end market shows typical 'holiday trading characteristics'—the spot market trading volume shrank to around $100 billion, and open interest in futures also decreased by 1.5%. Many investors took early profits, and the overall market liquidity was noticeably insufficient, leading to a lack of clear price trends.

Bitcoin attempted to push up towards the key level of $88,000 this morning, but failed to attract effective buying support. Instead, it oscillated downward to around $87,000, with the intraday low dropping to $87,127.56, slightly lower than the previous day's close.

An interesting contrast emerged—while the crypto market appears somewhat weak, traditional safe-haven assets are thriving. Spot gold broke through $4,500/ounce to hit a new all-time high, and the Swiss franc is also appreciating. Investors' funds are clearly moving toward lower-risk assets. What’s behind this? It’s the U.S. economic data acting up. Strong economic performance can temporarily boost risk assets, but it also makes the market reconsider whether the Federal Reserve will slow down its rate cuts. This uncertainty ultimately dampens enthusiasm for the crypto market, and everyone is waiting and watching. $BTC