📉 1. Profit Taking
After a rise, many investors sell part of their BTCs to secure profits. This increases supply and puts downward pressure on the price.
🌍 2. Negative News or Global Uncertainties
Factors such as:
Interest rates in the US 📊
Regulations in large countries 🌐
Geopolitical conflicts ⚔️
Can make the market insecure, causing investors to flee from risk assets like Bitcoin.
💼 3. Movements of Large Whales
When large wallets (whales) sell a significant amount of BTC, it directly impacts the market and causes a drop.
📊 4. Technical Data and Analysis
Sometimes, the price reaches a resistance level and fails to break through, leading many traders to execute automatic sell orders. This can also cause a temporary drop.
🧠 5. Fear in the Market (FUD)
Rumors or panic generated by influencers, media, or social networks (even without real basis) can cause a sharp and rapid drop. This is known as FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt).
⚠️ Important to remember:
Drops in Bitcoin are common.
It is a volatile asset,
and is part of the game.
Those who understand this know that drops can also be opportunities — especially for those investing with a long-term perspective.
