The Bitcoin market is relatively complex. There is no single "dealer" that can completely control its price trend, but some entities have a greater influence in the market.
 Early Bitcoin holders: Bitcoin founder "Satoshi Nakamoto" is estimated to hold about 1 million Bitcoins. If calculated based on the current market value, his net worth has exceeded billions of dollars, and his influence on Bitcoin cannot be underestimated. However, Satoshi Nakamoto's identity is a mystery, and his behavior and intentions are elusive.
 Large financial institutions: Some financially strong financial institutions, such as Grayscale Investments, MicroStrategy and other companies. MicroStrategy's CEO Michael Saylor purchased and holds more than 100,000 Bitcoins in the name of the company. With huge funds and resources, these institutions can influence market supply and demand and price trends to a certain extent through large-scale buying and selling operations.
 Mining giants: For example, Jihan Wu, the founder of Bitmain. Mining machine manufacturing and computing power are crucial in the Bitcoin network. If mining giants unite, they may affect Bitcoin output and transaction confirmation speed by controlling computing power, thereby affecting the market.
 Some big investors and trading teams: Some individuals or groups with a large amount of Bitcoin assets, their trading behavior can sometimes cause market fluctuations.
It should be noted that the Bitcoin market is global and highly decentralized, and its price is affected by many factors, including market supply and demand, global economic situation, policies and regulations, technological development, investor sentiment, etc. Unlike traditional financial markets that are clearly regulated and dominated by a few large institutions, the Bitcoin market has many participants and their behavior is difficult to fully predict and control, so it cannot be simply attributed to a clear "dealer" manipulating everything behind the scenes. At the same time, Bitcoin transactions are not protected by law in China, and investing in Bitcoin is highly risky, so investors should be cautious. #BTC☀
