By: Nakamoto


The sharp decline in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) over the past four days was neither random nor surprising. It was the logical outcome of accumulating fundamental pressures, not a single negative event.


First, macroeconomic pressure.

Market expectations shifted as it became clear that U.S. interest rates are likely to remain higher for longer. This environment pushes capital away from high-risk assets like crypto.


Second, the breakdown of key psychological levels.

When Bitcoin lost major support zones, it triggered forced liquidations of long positions. This automatic selling created a powerful cascade, accelerating the downside move.


Third, institutional liquidity outflows.

Smart money doesn’t wait for bottoms—it reduces risk when conditions change. As large liquidity exits the market, prices fall fast and market sentiment flips from greed to fear.


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This move is not a failure of Bitcoin or Ethereum, nor the result of catastrophic news. It is a market-driven correction shaped by interest rates, liquidity flow, and internal market mechanics.

$ETH

ETH
ETHUSDT
1,949.92
-5.17%

$BTC

BTC
BTCUSDT
67,304.9
-3.24%


— Nakamoto