Main "Bright Card" Operation: Why Did BTC Suddenly Surge Before the Federal Reserve's Decision?
This surge seems sudden, but in fact, it has been planned by the main players for a long time. The market has already known that there would be no interest rate cuts in July, so no matter what the Federal Reserve ultimately says, the impact will not be significant. The main players took advantage of the fact that everyone was still watching and suddenly spiked the price to catch those who were short on guard.
If they directly crash the market, retail traders don’t have many long positions, and the main players won’t make any money. So they first drive the price up to attract more people to join, and then they crash it, making the harvesting much more ruthless. Even if the Federal Reserve suddenly releases good news, the main players can also take advantage of the situation to explode the short positions, leaving retail traders unable to catch up.
Currently, the market lacks enough money, so the main players can only focus on driving up Bitcoin. Once it reaches a high point, they will crash it and drain the blood from altcoins. Bitcoin won't drop below 74,000 in the short term, but it won't reach a new high immediately either. What the main players want is repeated fluctuations to wash out the weak hands and wait for the real interest rate cuts before making the final push, then cash out.
In summary: This is not an unexpected rise but rather a scheme that the main players have arranged long ago. Don’t be fooled by surface news; the real opportunities and risks lie in the second layer of logic in the market.
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