$BTC $ETH presents "Script Murder"!
Main Force controls BTC price with $191 million precision
In the past few days, big players have been playing even more thrilling than "Squid Game".
They precisely buried a massive short position of $191 million in the $105,300-$106,300 range, forcefully driving BTC down from its short-term high by 1.8%. This operation has a sense of rhythm even more meticulous than a director filming a scene.
Just look at the market, and you can tell that the main force is playing "cat and mouse": every time the price hits a key resistance level, it is always pushed back by short positions in the tens of millions of dollars, as if they are encountering a wall of air.
When it drops to the support level, mysterious funds suddenly appear to prop it up, bouncing the price back and forth like a springboard. This tactic reminds me of the "long upper shadow" testing of selling pressure when a market maker tests the waters; only this time, the chips have turned into real cash.
Upon closer inspection of this long-short battle chart, the main force is clearly using the "encircle and attack" strategy. The limit short positions they have piled up near $106,300 are like pre-set landmines designed to blow up retail investors chasing the breakout.
Meanwhile, the buy orders near $103,500 are a sweet trap prepared for bottom-fishing funds—first letting you taste some sweetness, then a deep correction after you increase your position.
The current market action feels like it has been programmed: every rebound is precisely capped within a 1% range; when it drops to a key level, a lower shadow is intentionally left to entice bottom-fishers. I advise retail investors not to rush to join the ranks and instead focus on two signals: if it closes below $105,000 for four consecutive hours, it may trigger a weekly-level correction; if it can break out above $107,000 with volume, it indicates that the main force's short positions have been buried, and it wouldn't be too late to follow the trend then.
Remember, the main force's operation this time fully aligns with the characteristics of "suppressing and digging pits for testing"—first using large orders to test support, then quietly accumulating at low levels.
Contract players, hold your hands steady recently; in such extreme volatile conditions, leverage over 5 times is basically a ticket to losses. Spot traders can set a limit order at $103,800; if there is a spike, it’s an opportunity to pick up some money.
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