The Decline of Bitcoin: Decoding the Impact of Retail Investor Psychology on BTC Volatility

Bitcoin has recently witnessed a 5% decline, but this time, overheating is not the reason behind the drop. This sudden downturn seems more like a calculated move rather than a market correction, leading to speculations of market manipulation. High risk sentiment in the market Recent data shows a strong US economy with strong PMI figures and plentiful jobs. However, volatile assets have experienced a major incident, marking the second such incident in less than a month. Nonetheless, Bitcoin's 5% decline, even as the dollar index reaches a two-year high, demonstrates the strength of cryptocurrency. The resilience of Bitcoin is clearly demonstrated through its recovery performance, especially when institutional investors step in. However, the high-risk market psychology, with over 114 million dollars in long positions liquidated, is creating psychological barriers for retail investors and day traders. Next Bitcoin bottom prediction When Bitcoin previously dropped to 91,000 dollars, it made a strong comeback with the outflow of funds reaching 25,000 dollars. However, the current outflow is only 5,000 dollars, indicating that the 'buy the dip' moment is not yet truly underway. While an immediate strong reversal is not expected, a deeper retreat to 89,000 dollars — 91,000 dollars could be an ideal point to monitor. Please note that although there has been a recent downturn, expecting an immediate recovery may be overly optimistic. Instead, investors' patience may be tested in the coming days.