According to online reports, according to analysis by chain analyst Aunt Ai, in the past five years, Bitcoin's Christmas and New Year's Day holiday performance has been significantly larger during the period from 12.20 to 01.06, but the actual price increase and decrease were particularly severe in 2020, and in other years, within 10%. And 80% of the years performed quite well in the next two months. If the bargain-hunting time is narrowed to one week after New Year's Day, there is still a 60% chance of making a profit. Looking at the performance of the Nasdaq index in the past five years, the range fluctuated greatly during the Christmas period, but the overall increase and decrease were not large. Therefore, it can be speculated that U.S. stocks will not have a major negative impact on Bitcoin after the holiday. To sum up, although this round of bull market is greatly affected by the inflows and outflows of BTC ETFs, the Nasdaq index did not fall significantly during the Christmas period or even after the end, and it had little impact on encryption. The rise and fall of Bitcoin itself runs counter to the speculation of the "Christmas robbery".