If you are worried about the current decline in the cryptocurrency market, it is important to understand that this is part of a natural cycle. This is known as the accumulation phase, described in the Wyckoff method. This process is often used by major players, known as "whales," to acquire assets at low prices from inexperienced traders who may mistakenly take what is happening as the beginning of a large-scale crash.

What does this look like? First, we see a sharp drop in prices, causing fear and doubt among market participants. Then comes a short-term rise, creating a false sense of hope, after which the price drops again. Such fluctuations gradually undermine investor confidence until the asset reaches the so-called "triple bottom" — the point of minimum values. At this stage, many traders begin to sell off assets en masse, believing that further declines are inevitable.

But in reality, this moment becomes the starting point for future growth. Major investors actively buy assets at minimal levels, forming a base for a new strong upward trend.