Bitcoin traders are anticipating a potential 'Santa Rally' in December, a period historically associated with price gains. Data from Coinglass indicates Bitcoin has experienced increases in six of the past eight Decembers, with gains ranging from 8% to 46%. Analysts attribute this potential rally to a shift from panic selling to strategic accumulation by long-term holders, bolstered by expected Federal Reserve rate cuts and growing institutional adoption. Additionally, U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal for a $2,000 tariff dividend and 50-year mortgages is viewed as a potential liquidity boost for the market. Rachel Lin of SynFutures suggests that Bitcoin's volatility in 2026 may be influenced more by structural changes in liquidity and leverage than by retail speculation. On-chain data reveals that smaller investors are actively accumulating Bitcoin, while larger holders remain cautious.