The record-breaking rally of Bitcoin has paused before the end of 2024, leading to its first monthly decline since August, with a drop of 3.2%. After a rebound triggered by Trump's election win pushed Bitcoin to a historic high of $108,315 in mid-December, investors began to take profits. Meanwhile, as expectations for an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve have weakened, interest in high-risk assets has also diminished, cooling the speculative frenzy in the crypto market. Since December 19, there has been a net outflow of about $1.8 billion from several Bitcoin ETFs in the USA, and the number of Bitcoin futures open contracts held by the CME Group, viewed as an indicator of USA institutional interest, has decreased by nearly 20% from its peak in December. Nevertheless, Bitcoin still rose by 120% in 2024, outperforming Gold and Global stock markets.