The red candles we saw do not respond to a 'collapse', but to a classic combination in the market: profit-taking after the last push, liquidations in a chain due to excessive leverage, and an environment of fear that accelerates irrational decisions. When the price breaks key levels, the stops trigger, the futures clear, and volatility does its job.
These types of movements do not destroy the market; they strengthen it. They eliminate weak positions, readjust expectations, and return control to those who understand the cycle. The same thing happens in every deep correction: the noise increases, but the structure remains.
Crypto history is clear: true trend changes are not announced with euphoria but are built after fear. Today we did not see the end of the market; we saw one more test of its nature.
Those who operate with emotion see chaos.
Those who analyze with coldness see opportunity.
In moments like this, it's not about guessing the bottom but surviving the noise. Capital is not built at the peaks of euphoria but in the phases where most lose conviction. Those who understand the cycle do not accelerate: they manage risk, preserve capital, and wait for confirmations.
The market is a mechanism for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.
-Warren Buffey.
