Bitcoin (BTC) market makers seem to be in a dilemma at the moment. They have been desperate to push up the price before, and now they have to pay the price for it. They have been manipulating the market, violating the natural laws of the market and normal price movements. Although they may have temporarily controlled the market, they cannot control it forever. Once the highest point is reached, if there are no buyers to take over the sellers, the market liquidity is insufficient, and the market makers will naturally be unable to continue to support the price, which may eventually cause the price to plummet. At the current high point, if the price falls, the amount of short positions that the market makers need to pay to close will be very huge. Therefore, they can only temporarily control the market and prevent the price from plummeting, but the space to continue to push up the price is very limited, and the market has reached the top. There will always be a moment when the market makers will not be able to control the market's plunge. Therefore, the market makers can only take one step at a time and try to delay time as much as possible. In fact, when the price reached $58,900, the candlestick chart should have shown that the market would continue to fall, bottom out, and then rebound, but the market makers forcibly pulled it up against the market law, resulting in the current situation