Many people believe that once it reaches 90,000, it will drop again. I don't think so; there are too many short positions in the entire market right now, but among so many short sellers, how many truly see a bear market? Most are just gamblers, wanting to fill up on the market, hoping it will drop first before flipping to long positions, wanting to take full advantage of the market. However, the whales have been accumulating for a while and have already gathered enough. At this point, what does it mean for them to go down for a deeper dip? Is it to give money to these gamblers? Right now, retail investors are too scared to go long; when they look around, they see everyone stuck in short positions. The illusion will soon lead to another drop, and then a flip to long positions, reaping huge profits. My judgment is that the main upward wave has already arrived; many people are just realizing it too late. Next, it will rise steadily; global liquidity is reaching new highs, and cryptocurrencies will see a relative liquidity delay in rising for two months. Global liquidity has been quietly increasing since February, and it has now broken new highs. From February to now, it has been exactly two months. There will be no further drops; any further drops would be meaningless. The next phase must be a significant upward trend, starting with Bitcoin, then mainstream coins, and finally various altcoins taking turns to rise, lasting for 4 to 5 months before the market ends.