For months now, we’ve been dealing with weak liquidity in the market.
Money flow has slowed down, investors have become more cautious, long-term investments are being avoided, and most capital is chasing short-term returns instead.

Despite all that, prices were kept elevated for a while —
not because the market fundamentals supported them, but because the adjustment was delayed.

Now it looks like market makers have finally accepted that these prices no longer make sense
and that the market needs a proper correction.

Price drops aren’t necessarily a disaster, and they’re not surprising either.
They feel more like something that was overdue.