Yesterday a fan asked me, if the price is reset to 90,000 and subsequently rises, wouldn't that be an opportunity for people to get in?

I was suddenly at a loss for how to answer this question.

Today, I will respond here; whether it is correct or not is another matter, but this is my personal opinion.

First of all, when we trade, there must be a counterparty. For example, if I want to buy a large contract to go long, there must be a counterparty willing to sell a large contract at the same price to go short, in order to form a complete transaction.

So when the main force wants to crash the market, they do not care where others are getting in; they only care about whether their positions can be profitable. For example, if they shorted at 92,000 and many went long at 80,000, all they need to do is push the price below 92,000. As for where they want the price to go, only they know. They do not care about liquidity, nor do they care about how much profit your long position at 80,000 has made; they do not need to eliminate your long position at 80,000. They only need their own positions to be profitable. Therefore, the lower the price goes, the better. As for how many people will get in later, they do not care.