1. Bitcoin experienced a significant decline, dropping to around $115,000 after a strong upward wave.

2. This retreat reflects a sense of concern in the market amid weak buying momentum from investors.

3. Selling began from individual investors after noticing a slowdown in the rise, which increased negative pressure.

4. In contrast, large wallets (whales) continue to gradually buy during the downturn.

5. Market data indicates an outflow of liquidity from Bitcoin-linked ETFs, which is an additional pressure factor.

6. Technical analysis shows a price gap (CME gap) close to the $114,000 level that could push the price downward.

7. The decline was not unexpected, as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) had previously shown overbought conditions.

8. Additionally, the failure to firmly break the $120,000 barrier created strong resistance that halted the rise.

9. The state of anticipation before the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate decision contributed to price volatility.

10. The $115,000 level remains an important support, and if broken, we may see further temporary declines.