The recent decline of Bitcoin is attributed to a mix of global risk aversion and massive liquidations. Uncertainty regarding the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy and the lack of significant institutional flows into spot ETFs, which in the past acted as support, have created a fragile market. This correction, although deep, is not anomalous in BTC's history.
For the rest of the year, the most accurate recommendation for retail investors is caution and Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA). Given the long-term upside potential driven by institutional adoption and the possible expansion of global liquidity, using this correction to accumulate small amounts periodically is preferable to trying to guess the bottom. Maintaining a long-term investment horizon is key.
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