'Santa rally' now unlikely as bitcoin slips after Fed delivers 'hawkish cut'.
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Paul Barron Network13 Dec 2025, 01:26 UTC
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The current market sentiment is leaning towards a bearish outlook for Bitcoin and Ethereum for the next 4-6 months, with potential economic weakness. However, for specific assets like Chainlink and Ethereum, the analysis suggests they might outperform Bitcoin. The S&P 500 is showing signs of topping out and could see a 10-15% correction in the first half of 2026, potentially impacting other markets. Gold and silver are seen as potential safe havens and may continue to perform well against this backdrop. The overall market faces a 'wall of worry' with factors like a new Fed chair, social unrest, and overturned tariffs potentially influencing market direction.
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