Recently, with Ethereum's surge, many friends have been asking: How can it rise so sharply without significant capital entering the market, only relying on the positive effects of upgrades? Today, let's discuss the intricacies behind this.

This is a typical game of existing funds. There is only so much money in the market, and the main funds are flipping it back and forth, taking advantage of the upgrade to push the prices up. What tricks are they playing? Simply put: first, they crush the shorts, then lure in the longs, and finally, they harvest everything!

The next steps are likely to be:

Step 1: Sideways consolidation. Let retail investors guess the direction, spike prices up and down to explode contracts, and clean out leveraged players.

Step 2: Create panic. Suddenly crash the market to make retail investors think a bear market is coming, forcing them to sell at a loss.

Step 3: Ultimate harvesting. Violently push the price up to $150,000 for Bitcoin and $3,500 for Ethereum, and when retail investors rush in to take over, immediately crash the market to complete the harvest.

The timing right now is very delicate:

- The trade war is coming to an end

- The Federal Reserve is about to cut interest rates

- Market sentiment is starting to get restless

The main funds have finally pushed the price up; it’s unlikely they will pull back to give retail investors a chance to buy in. More likely, they will push it up explosively, waiting until everyone thinks a bull market has arrived, and then sweep everything up! This tactic was used in 2017 and 2021, and it worked every time.

Remember, brothers, the market is always about a few people making money off the majority. When everyone thinks it can still rise, that is often the most dangerous time. Stay alert, and don't be the last one to take the fall!