Strong! So strong! This round’s main player is definitely a 'hothead'—pulling up the price without warning. If you still don’t get it, let’s take a look back: The first time, in the $62,000-$63,000 range, it took a full six months (February to August) to slowly accumulate chips. When the timing was right, they suddenly pumped the price. Before anyone could react, the price had already moved far away from the cost zone. The second time, in the $76,000-$78,000 range, it only took 28 days. Using the market’s fear of macro bearish news, they quickly accumulated nearly 1.5 million BTC. Taking advantage of the low liquidity environment over the weekend, they suddenly pumped again, once more pushing the price far away from the cost zone. As of now, there are still 1.378 million BTC in the $62k-$63k range, and 1.249 million BTC in the $76k-$78k range. Same tactics, same intentions. If you still don’t understand, then all I can say is: you can never wake up someone who’s pretending to sleep. Back in early September, I even wrote a tweet titled, 'Can we still buy BTC at $63K-$65K?' The final conclusion was: since they’re not giving anyone time to react, it’s highly unlikely they’ll reverse course and give those who missed out a chance to buy at the main player’s cost price. At that time, we were still looking at the possibility of $63K-$65K. But now, I’m afraid we need to consider whether $73K-$75K is even possible, right? If it is, then I think it’s a gift from the heavens, giving you one last chance to hop on. Of course, you can also choose to ignore it and continue waiting for $50K, $40K... lost in your own stubbornness and fantasies.