If $BTC is a false bull market, the two most likely trends

This BTC rise looks like it was 'hard-pulled' up—market liquidity hasn't increased, the Federal Reserve hasn't cut rates, and it purely relies on Trump making calls every few days to push it up.

Moreover, this wave of increase has hardly seen any significant pullbacks, and altcoins are nowhere near as strong as they were in November last year. I seriously suspect that this is an 'artificial bull market,' possibly aimed at letting retail investors buy at high positions, making it easier for certain people (like the U.S. government) to cash out before the June maturity of U.S. debt.

If it really is a false bull, then BTC is likely to have two possible movements next:

The first: surge to around $114,000, then crash.

The second: directly turn around near $111,900 and crash down.

Regardless of which one, as long as it is confirmed to be a false bull, the significant drop that has been warned about in April and May will truly arrive, and it may even drop to new lows. Of course, this level of decline won't happen in a day or two; it might slowly grind down just like the rise did.

Of course, there is another possibility—I could be wrong, and this wave is a true bull. After a pullback, it might continue to surge to $130,000. But I think the probability is low; I still hold my original view: around $110,000 is the top, and a significant drop will follow!

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