An interesting forecast from Standard Chartered — they expected Bitcoin to correct down to around $50,000 and Ethereum to about $1,400 before recovering. If you do the math, that would have been a significant percentage drop from the levels at that time. For context, that's roughly 400 dollars in tenge per coin at that mark.

Now it's interesting to see how the market is behaving. BTC is trading around 74,000, Ethereum around 2,300. It turns out that either the correction was less deep than predicted, or the market has already recovered after the drop. Analysts often present such scenarios, but reality usually writes its own story.

It's still useful to track such forecasts from major banks — they are based on serious research, even if not always accurate. The main thing to remember is that these are still assumptions, not guarantees.