If the recent surge in Bitcoin to 90049627125 is a false bull market, the consequences could be dire. This rise is strange; it feels like it was pushed up artificially. The market hasn't seen any additional funds, and the Federal Reserve's interest rates remain unchanged, solely relying on Trump's daily rhetoric to push it up. The key point is that there has been no correction during this upward trend, and altcoins haven't surged like they did in November last year.

I suspect this is a trick by Trump to manage the June US debt, creating an illusion to attract everyone to enter the market, only to have a sharp drop below the 7 mark. If this is a false bull market, Bitcoin might have two potential trends: either it spikes to around 114000 and then drops back, or it starts dropping directly from around 111900. Regardless of the scenario, I've been saying since April that May would see a decline, and it might actually come true. If it drops, it is very likely to reach new lows. Of course, a drop also takes time; it rose for over a month, so the decline is expected to last over a month as well.

Of course, it's also possible that I'm wrong, and this is a true bull market, meaning it could rise to 13 after a correction. However, I think this possibility is low, and I still hold my previous judgment—that a significant drop will begin around 110000.

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