$BTC still falling and it seems we still not reached the bottom. I sold my part when BTC was 115k+ and since I've been waiting to try again.
But was is pushing BTC down?
One major driver is a more hawkish—or simply less predictable—Federal Reserve. With interest rates remaining elevated or expected to stay high, risk assets like crypto become less attractive relative to safer fixed-income options.
As traditional markets grow shaky or volatile—particularly in tech and other growth sectors—investors are retreating from speculative assets across the board. Crypto tends to take the hardest hit because it’s viewed as one of the riskiest segments in the market.
Following its peak around $ 126,000, a wave of profit-taking from both retail and institutional investors has added meaningful downward pressure to the price.
As institutional participation in Bitcoin grows—through ETFs, funds, and corporate treasuries—BTC is acting less like a standalone asset and more like a high-beta risk play that moves alongside equities. When stock markets or macro conditions deteriorate, Bitcoin often mirrors that weakness.
If you’re committed for the long term and trust Bitcoin’s fundamentals—its scarcity, growing adoption, and appeal as an alternative asset—this pullback may be uncomfortable but ultimately manageable. For short-term traders or those using leverage, it’s a sharp reminder of the importance of conviction and proper risk management.
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