Every financial market moves in cycles.
Crypto is no exception.
Today Bitcoin drops.📉$BTC
BNB drops.📉$BNB
And naturally,
smaller-cap coins like Snowball follow.$雪球
This is not a weakness.
This is correlation.
When liquidity leaves the market, it leaves everything.
When liquidity returns, it lifts everything — but not equally.
Let’s be clear:💎
Billions of dollars have evaporated during Bitcoin corrections over the years.
Did that make Bitcoin a scam?
No. It made it volatile — like every emerging asset class in history.
BNB has had brutal corrections.
Ethereum has crashed multiple times.
Yet long-term believers never disappeared.
So why does a pullback in a smaller project immediately trigger words like “zero” or “scam”?
Market structure explains it:
• When BTC drops, risk appetite shrinks.
• When risk appetite shrinks, capital flows out of altcoins first.
• Volume declines across the board.
Snowball’s lower volume today does not signal abandonment.
It reflects broader market contraction — something we’ve seen for over a week now.
The real question is not what happens during contraction.
The real question is:
What happens when liquidity returns?
Historically, when capital rotates back into crypto:
1️⃣ Bitcoin stabilizes first.
2️⃣ Then large caps recover.
3️⃣ Then smaller, narrative-driven assets accelerate.
Snowball is not immune to market cycles.
But it is not defined by them either.
Its deflationary mechanics continue working regardless of daily price.
Supply continues shrinking.
Community continues expanding.
Markets breathe in and out.
Expansion and contraction.