It is beyond exhausting to continually see people try to over-explain normal, typical volatile Bitcoin price action.
"WHY DID THE PRICE DROP $5,000?!?!?"
Probably because people bought it and sold it for prices that are $5,000 less than the previous price.
But no, the timeline needs a theory. It can't just be markets doing market things. It has to be something dramatic, like Jerome Powell personally sabotaging your Coinbase account or a cabal of hedge funds coordinating a secret synchronized bathroom break.
People desperately want a conspiracy because the alternative explanation is too sad: the market does not care about their feelings, their entry point or their astrology sign
Bitcoin went down five thousand dollars because buyers and sellers had a disagreement about what number should appear on your screen. That's it. No prophecy, no omen, no shadowy syndicate of Bulgarian whale-priests running ritual liquidation ceremonies.
And every time Bitcoin moves, the same NPC chorus emerges, demanding to know "WHAT CAUSED THIS?" as if price candles must come with a director's commentary
