Experts see no anomalies in Bitcoin's 19% correction from its high.

The leading cryptocurrency's current 19.1% decline from its all-time high above $126,000 is one of the most moderate in the current cycle, according to Glassnode data.

Source: Glassnode.

A trader nicknamed Lourenco VS noted that Bitcoin's price decline is consistent with historical patterns. According to him, during the current cycle, corrections have averaged 20% to 25%, rarely reaching 30%.

$BTC corrections

During this cycle, the typical correction signature has been between 20-25%, with a couple of 30% ish ones.

This current correction is at 21%, totally within the normal parameters.

Looking at the current move as this horrible crazy outlier is just not… pic.twitter.com/IOv3JKSnVa

— Lourenço VS (@lourenco_vs) November 5, 2025

“To perceive this movement as something terrible and anomalous is to ignore the facts. What's happening is within the bounds of normal volatility, and the long-term market structure remains intact,” the expert stated.

Other market participants share a similar opinion. A trader using the pseudonym “cotton” expressed surprise at the market's reaction to the latest correction in digital gold.

Why do you all pretend that something extraordinary has happened?

” $BTC at $105k WOOOOW — WHAT A SHOCK!? “

We've seen such dips many times before

And we've always recovered

Hold your bags and be patient — everything will be back to normal pic.twitter.com/ZFBJVAkPrS

— cotton (unstable/acc) (@cottonxbt) November 4, 2025

“Why this general panic, as if something out of the ordinary has happened? We've seen such declines many times before. And the market always recovered,” he noted.

Binance Live analyst On-Chain College emphasized that nothing has changed fundamentally or technically, so it's too early to talk about the start of a bearish phase. He was echoed by DeFi researcher Cypher.

$BTC's drop isn't FUNDAMENTAL, it's pure vibes.

Yeah, seeing $BTC slip under $100K looks scary on the chart but it's different.

Fear & Greed Index dumped to 21, the headlines turned bearish, CT started calling crazy targets… and yet:

✅ Exchanges are seeing big withdrawals
✅… pic.twitter.com/TS9jYydUXZ

— Cypher (@NxtCypher) November 5, 2025

The latter identified several factors indicating the continuation of the bullish market structure:

Exchanges are recording significant asset outflows;
only 12% of UTXOs are in the red;
Bitcoin network hashrate remains near ATH ;
The influx of stablecoins is growing.

Record accumulation rates

Over the past month, storage addresses—wallets that only buy and never sell—have acquired a record 375,000 BTC. About 50,000 BTC were purchased on November 4, when the price of Bitcoin fell below $100,000, according to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost.

🚀 Addresses accumulating BTC are reaching record levels.

With more than 375,000 BTC accumulated over a 30-day change, these accumulator addresses have just set a new all-time high in BTC purchases.

💥 Just yesterday alone, over 50,000 BTC were added by this type of address… pic.twitter.com/8d2xyREB0M

— Darkfost (@Darkfost_Coc) November 5, 2025

“Overall market demand is slowing, but activity among this category of investors continues to increase. Over the past two months, their average monthly purchase volume has more than doubled—from 130,000 BTC to 262,000 BTC,” the expert noted.

He believes spot Bitcoin ETFs are driving growth, despite ongoing outflows. During the last trading session, $577 million was withdrawn from investment products.

Source: SoSoValue.