That is always expected by many investors, especially long-term bitcoin investors, but apart from that they will not have any effect on the pump that is happening and some of them don't even care because they are waiting or want a better price.
And I never thought anyone would know that a bull run and/or halving was imminent so many people were buying or vice versa to be the reason for this big pump.
I think price increases and corrections that occur are very common, and we don't think there is a need to be specific about why they are because that's how the crypto market works.
The crypto market will always seem to work when there is always demand and supply going on in it, because without this the market will not work on its own every year. For the problem of concern for long-term Bitcoin investors in terms of price, it can also be an influence in the market because usually they are more patient in holding assets than their desire to sell more quickly, but this only affects price resistance in the market, not for market performance every day because price movements in the market are more influenced by the many traders who always come to the market to buy and sell there. And I never thought anyone would know that a bull run and/or halving was imminent so many people were buying or vice versa to be the reason for this big pump.
I think price increases and corrections that occur are very common, and we don't think there is a need to be specific about why they are because that's how the crypto market works.
