These past couple of days, there's been a feeling of wanting to drop, yet unable to do so. As long as BTC breaks below 94,000, it will be quickly pulled back above 95,000. This indicates that too many people missed the boat during this round of increases; even a slight dip triggers a large number of people to buy the dip. This stands in stark contrast to BTC's sideways movement around 80,000 to 85,000 for 1-2 months, which went largely unnoticed. Most people only believe it when they see it, while very few have the courage to believe it first, and then see it. The most intuitive indicator reflecting this sentiment is the Greed and Fear Index, which is at 60 today, indicating greed, compared to 54 yesterday, which was neutral. Additionally, there is the open interest in contracts; according to Coinglass data, the total open positions for Bitcoin futures contracts across the network stand at 669,900 BTC, approximately 63.7 billion USD, nearing the previous high around 100,000. Since a slight increase is already close to the high, if there is a larger market movement in the future, breaking the previous high is almost a certainty.