The periodic market peak often quietly arrives after a consensus is formed among many investors. At this time, it is the easiest for the big players to offload their stocks, while most retail investors are chasing the highs. However, once a breakout occurs, these retail investors may profit, leading to increased selling pressure, which is not favorable for the big players. Therefore, the market often quietly reaches a periodic peak during times of extreme optimism. A peak cannot be a consensus peak because everyone is not foolish; the higher you go, the colder it gets. When Bitcoin truly surges to $120,000, everyone will sell, so the big players must sell in advance. This moment is the best opportunity. When everyone agrees that it will surge to $100,000 and is willing to buy in, a 20% selling adjustment quietly arrives. By the time you realize and regret chasing the highs, you have already found yourself trapped at the periodic peak.