As Bitcoin attempts to rebound after its recent correction, there are indications in the market that large investors are making buying moves. This has led some to speculate that the selling pressure that followed the short-term plunge may be gradually easing.
Looking at trading flows during the recent price decline, some funds are showing a tendency to hold for the medium to long term, rather than selling for short-term profit. This can be interpreted as a gradual stabilization of market participants' sentiment following the sharp price fluctuations.
The market is noting that, in the past, large-scale volume movements during price adjustments have often led to a period of reduced volatility rather than further declines. Specifically, below a certain level, selling volume tends to decrease, naturally limiting price fluctuations.
However, there are also many cautious voices who argue that this trend does not immediately signal a reversal of upward trends. This is because price volatility could increase again due to external variables such as the global liquidity environment, policy uncertainty, and shifts in investor sentiment.
Market insiders believe that the future direction of Bitcoin's price will likely be determined more by medium- to long-term capital flows and structural changes in market participation than by short-term technical rebounds. Consequently, they predict a wait-and-see approach, with no clear direction for the time being.
