After looking at market data and institutional dynamics, Bitcoin's recent surge did not break through previous highs, which indeed hides the "trap" tactics of the manipulators. In simple terms, the main players are currently engaged in psychological warfare, using high-level fluctuations and sharp declines to wash out retail investors, paving the way for future control. The specific strategy is divided into three steps:

1. High-level Fishing: False breakout, true trap; it's like fishing, using bait to make the bulls think they can catch something, but in the end, they all get trapped at the mountain peak.

2. Violent Washing: Scaring off investors to buy the dip; after retail investors cluster to buy in the $100,000-$106,000 range, the main players will suddenly crash it to $70,000 or even $69,000, creating panic selling. At this time, retail investors holding coins either cut their losses or face liquidation, while large institutions like BlackRock take the opportunity to buy at low prices, harvesting hundreds of thousands of spot coins with each crash. This tactic has already been embedded with at least three major fluctuations, aimed at repeatedly washing out the uncertain holders.

3. Ultimate Control: Hoarding enough chips before pumping; once the manipulators have accumulated 8 million Bitcoins, the market pricing power will be completely controlled. At this point, any pump can easily break through previous highs, heading straight for $500,000.

Why is this tactic likely to succeed?

Data Evidence: The current real inflow of funds into Bitcoin is nearly 60% slower than at the end of last year, indicating that the main players have not invested real money to pump the market, relying entirely on emotional speculation.

Market Structure: Over 70% of this bull market is driven by institutional funds, which only recognize Bitcoin and a few mainstream coins; altcoins have long been drained of liquidity, leaving retail investors with no other choices.

Policy Cooperation: Various states in the U.S. are gradually treating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, while institutions like BlackRock publicly promote it, but secretly cooperate in crashing the market, with regulators turning a blind eye.

My view is: At this position, do not be fooled by the "consolidation and accumulation" nonsense; every rebound is an opportunity to escape. When the manipulators crash it below $70,000, those big influencers shouting "buy the dip" will absolutely fall silent. Remember, 90% of the time in a bull market is spent washing out positions, and the real surges happen in just a few days. For those holding bullets, wait for BlackRock to announce an increase in holdings before taking action; that’s ten times better than catching a falling knife now.