After BTC breaks 80k, the most real question: who is taking the other side?

When the market rises, the most important question is not "How much more can it go up," but "Who is buying?"
If retail investors are frantically chasing the rally, the risk is high;
If funds are continuously flowing in, the trend is more stable.
So far, this wave of increase has not shown extreme emotions, which is a good sign.
It indicates that the market has not entered the "final狂欢" (final frenzy).
But it also means—there won't be a straight upward surge.
In the short term, there is a high probability of oscillation around 80k.
Because there are two forces here:
Profit-taking traders want to exit, new funds are hesitating.
As for 100k, it’s more like a "consensus target" rather than an immediate price goal.
On the ETH side, it is gradually starting to come into its own.
Its logic is simple:
BTC rises first → capital flows out → ETH catches up.
In one sentence:
BTC is the main character, ETH is the breakout point.#比特币现货交易量新低