The Dealer's Hidden Cards Expose BTC's Two-Week Fluctuation is the Main Force's Careful Layout
Recently, the Bitcoin market has been like high-level players secretly competing, every move seems to be a pre-written script. On March 6th, when the U.S. employment data was released better than expected, a large amount of capital immediately dumped over 3.3 million dollars in sell orders, causing the market to shudder, and the price plummeted 14%. This "news + dumping" tactic is clearly premeditated, aiming to give us retail investors a warning.
By March 11th, with the market about to drop to 76,000, suddenly a mysterious big player stepped in, pouring over 8.5 million dollars to buy at the bottom. This move was as quick as those big players building their positions during the 2023 LUNA collapse, it was simply the "golden moment for bottom fishing" after a steep drop.
At the 80,000 dollar mark, the battle was fierce. On March 14th, someone just defended it with 1.3 million dollars, and the next day, another person used 7 million dollars to suppress the momentum of attempting to break 85,000.
Now, the 82,000 to 83,000 dollar range is a battleground for both bulls and bears. This is not only a key technical position but also the cost price that large funds have been flipping back and forth for the past half month.
In the coming week, we need to focus on two points: first, can 82,700 dollars hold? If it can't hold for four consecutive hours, it may drop more than 5%; second, can we see a volume surge to push above 85,500 dollars? This requires trading volume to exceed 28 billion in a single day, which is 40% more than the current daily volume, making it quite challenging.
For us ordinary investors, we need to keep a close eye on the market from 10 AM to 12 PM Eastern Time every day. Why? Because during this time period, the main funds love to launch surprise attacks, either pushing the price up or dumping it down, creating a heart-pounding game. Just like on March 16th, when suddenly 3,000 bitcoins were dumped, the price dropped directly from 83,000 to 81,000.
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