It is undeniable that the 'whales' (large investors) on Wall Street have a significant influence on Bitcoin prices. Although they cannot completely control the market, the massive amount of assets they hold means that their trading decisions can strongly impact Bitcoin's price trends.


When whales make large trades, they can create significant volatility, thereby changing market sentiment. Selling off or buying large volumes can lead to price corrections, and sometimes provide opportunities for them to 'adjust' the price to their liking.


These movements occur not only within Bitcoin but also in other cryptocurrency markets. However, although whales can influence prices, the cryptocurrency market remains highly volatile and is still a vast playground for both retail and institutional investors.

The question arises: Can retail investors find ways to take advantage of these 'corrections' or will they be swept along by the currents of the whales? $BTC