I noticed an interesting point about Bitcoin's drop to $60K last year. It seems that market makers played a significant role in this sharp correction. When you look at the demand expectations during such movements, you can see how liquidity suddenly dries up, and the price drops faster than what typical sell-offs would suggest.

This is a classic scenario: large players create pressure on the market, small traders panic sell, and everything spirals out of control. CoinDesk analysts at the time described the mechanics of this decline well. Now, with Bitcoin trading around $74K, it's worth remembering these dynamics. The market is changing, but the market maker game remains the same—they know how to leverage demand expectations to their advantage.

So if you see sudden dips—check what the big players are doing. Often, the whole answer is there.