Recently, the price of this cryptocurrency experienced a significant surge towards $985, with a large volume of locked-in shares being released. After pushing the price higher twice against the prevailing trend, it became clear that the larger speculators weren’t following suit. This led to a loss of upward momentum. As a result, it seems that the traders behind this move, often referred to as "dog dealers," might be trapped at these high levels. They are now left with two possible options. First, they could attempt to drive the price higher again, hoping to attract retail investors to buy in and take over the position. However, this is unlikely, as the cost of driving the price up again is high, and the capital available for further manipulation seems nearly exhausted. Additionally, breaking the $985 resistance, let alone achieving $100,000 per BTC, appears difficult. The psychological barrier around $985 is significant, and it would take a lot of effort and time to overcome it. On the other hand, the price may face a pullback, especially if the resistance holds firm. In this case, the price could retreat toward support levels, with $850 or lower being potential targets. The market is at a critical juncture, and the next few movements will determine whether the price consolidates or corrects sharply.