The bull market frenzy is in full swing, and market enthusiasm has reached its peak. Bitcoin is like a runaway horse, breaking through barriers all the way, and simply can't be stopped. The air is filled with the scent of wealth, and everyone is dreaming of a one-night turnaround.

But this is really just the beginning of the story.

There's a key number to remember: $285,000. At the current pace, this could be the peak in 2026 — it looks shiny and promising, but actually hides dangers. By then, prices will hit new highs every day, with almost no decent pullbacks. The figures in your account will soar to absurd levels, and you'll start to truly believe that "it will keep rising forever."

This is the most deadly bait.

Then, just when everyone is immersed in the frenzy, the turning point comes. No warning signs, no negative news; the price suddenly jumps from $285,000 straight down to $150,000, with not even a single transitional order in between. Your stop-loss becomes useless, and the close position button turns into a decoration. This isn't a decline; it's a free fall.

Chain reactions of liquidations will follow, with massive funds wiped out. In the end, the price will break through various support levels, eventually settling around $45,000.

Do you see it clearly? This isn't normal volatility during a boom; it's a harvest, and most retail investors are just sacrificial victims in this feast. The price of greed has always been bloodily paid.