#BTC

The "Bull After Rise" Hypothesis for Bitcoin: Liquidity Trap
The hypothesis that Bitcoin (BTC) will exhibit a brief upward movement and then experience a sharp correction is based on the liquidity gathering strategy of market makers.
Basis of the Scenario
* "Bull Trap" Formation: Bitcoin attracts new buyers (especially retail investors) to the market by testing or slightly exceeding certain resistance levels with low trading volume. This also leads to the triggering of stop-loss orders of short investors, creating instant buying pressure that pushes the price even higher. At this stage, the market gives the impression that "a little more buyers are expected".
* Liquidity Gathering and Profit Realization: After sufficient buying liquidity (new buyers and triggered stop-losses) is collected, large players (whales) begin to liquidate these long positions. These sales trigger a high-volume and sudden decline.
* Sharp Corrections and Support Breaks: The price quickly breaks important support levels and increases panic selling. This pushes the market into a deeper correction and potentially a new bottom. Investors caught in the "bull trap" are forced to close positions at a loss.

According to this hypothesis, by opening your position at prices such as 105,700 - 106,000, you can expect 97,000 hrdef.
This is only a guess and a hypothesis.
It is not technical analysis.