BTC's recent ups and downs have been almost entirely scripted by the main players

In the recent BTC volatility, the operational rhythm of the main funds was very clear, and every large fund adjustment almost corresponded to a stage change in price: ① From 20:04 to 20:20, the main force opened short by 18.94 million US dollars, and BTC immediately experienced a pullback; ② From 22:13 to 22:42, the main force opened flat and backhand by 42.19 million US dollars, and the price rebounded in the short term; ③ From 22:52 to 23:22, the large investors remained bullish with a turnover of 28.1 million US dollars, marking the end of the rebound and a further weakening of the market; ④ At 00:44, major investors continued to increase their short positions by $20.96 million, putting further pressure on BTC to decline; ⑤ At 01:44, the large investor was short by 10.4 million US dollars, and a temporary low point appeared, causing the price to rebound; ⑥ From 04:26 to 09:09, during the rebound, BTC once again balanced long, opened short, and changed hands by $74.72 million, hitting the $70000 mark multiple times. Core insight: The rhythm of "opening positions, closing positions, and changing hands" of main funds often leads price changes by one step, becoming an invisible driving force for market trends. Currently, BTC is engaged in a game around $70500, and if the main bearish players continue to increase, this position may become a new short-term long short watershed. The data is sourced from the PRO "Main Large Order Tracking" indicator, which monitors the real-time price limit and trading dynamics of large investors, for reference only.