This crypto bull market is essentially an artificial one, driven by Trump's hype and the manipulation of prices by market makers and institutional investors. The goal was to inflate the market ahead of the midterm elections, secure votes from pro-crypto voters, and fulfill promises made by certain crypto billionaires. If both houses of Congress were lost, much of the donations made by these billionaires since last year would be wasted. And what happened? With both houses lost, what reason is there to continue manipulating the market after the midterm elections? Hoping for another Trump-driven rally? The crypto market's strength isn't due to market resilience, but rather the result of a small group of market makers controlling the market. Wasn't last week's 11% surge in Ethereum, triggering short squeezes, a clear indication? This isn't a natural bull market; it's a manipulated one. Therefore, the market's strength has its reasons, and when it weakens, it's simply the end of the cycle, the end of crypto, nothing more. Last week, I shorted Ethereum at its lowest point and lost $300,000, which was met with ridicule online. This Monday, I made $1 million by shorting at the same low point, and now everyone's praising me. Essentially, the logic behind these two trades is the same, and the entry points are the same; the only difference is the lack of a catalyst for a price drop. Now that the catalyst has arrived, it's my turn to make money.