pullback in crypto: why it’s not the end of the world

You hear the word “pullback” and immediately think something went wrong? In fact, it's just a pullback wave — when the price slightly drops after a good rise. It's completely normal.

Why do pullbacks happen at all? Simply put: after a rise, people start to take profits, taking money off the table. Demand drops a bit, and the price retreats. This is not a crash — it is the natural rhythm of the market.

And here's the kicker: pullbacks are actually opportunities to enter. Didn't manage to buy at the bottom? A pullback gives a second chance. Pros wait for exactly such moments to enter a position more favorably.

the main thing is not to confuse a pullback with a bear. a pullback is 10-20% after a monthly rise. if the price has dropped by 60% — that's a different story.

bottom line: pullbacks are part of the game. those who understand their cycles know where to catch trades.

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