Before Bitcoin explodes, there is always a lot of market manipulation, and giving up means losing everything...
From August to October, when it hovered around 60,000, did everyone notice? At that time, who thought that Bitcoin would break 100,000? There was a lot of market manipulation, driving down many retail investors, and then it soared to 80,000, 90,000, 100,000. During this period, who dared to jump in?
The same logic applies now. Every time Bitcoin breaks 100,000, everyone panics, wondering if it's a peak. If you don't take profits and it drops back to 90,000, you'll regret not taking profits earlier, and then it rises again to 100,000. If you still don't take profits, it will drop again. This time, you will definitely take profits. After the lessons from the previous two times, this time you will take profits before it even reaches 100,000.
After achieving their goals, the market makers now hold low-cost chips, and retail investors haven't jumped in. Next time there is a surge, they won't dare to follow. After repeated shuffling, it will eventually rise slowly to a certain level. At this time, the market makers sell while retail investors buy, achieving their purpose, and the high-position buyers get a good deed card.
My personal advice: buy on the dips and don't let go.