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Compared to altcoins, Bitcoin is less volatile though on the grand scheme of things, Bitcoin really is volatile, but not that volatile anymore. Speaking of volatile, I really miss the times where I'm seeing Bitcoin going down or up more than 20% in a single day.

That happens around 2018 when Bitcoin's price and market cap is still low. Now, it's almost impossible to see that to happen anymore.

Why Bitcoin's going down? There are many factors, but I guess the main reason is there are many sellers than buyers.

Sounds complicated, right?

Aside from that reason, the fundamentals also affect the price of Bitcoin. We just saw what happened to Bitcoin when Trump won the election last November, and when he tried to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico. It pumped, and dumped, and only 1 person did both things. Crazy, right?
If you're in the market for a long time, these dumps are pretty much normal already. The only ones that are panicking are those newbies who saw how Bitcoin moves for the first time. I guess knowing how to read the charts would help you decrease the chances of panicking as well.
