Bitcoin dropped 15% in mid-December, its largest decline since August. This drop relates to a combination of declining global liquidity and macroeconomic pressures, which could lead to a potential decrease of up to 20,000 USD.

The global money supply shrank by 4.1 trillion USD over two months, increasing financial strain. This decline in liquidity historically correlates with Bitcoin’s price drops, posing risks as the market reacts to diminishing capital.