Bitcoin's recent moves, to put it plainly, are just a scam. The price has been artificially pushed up by 3,000 points for two consecutive nights, Ethereum has followed suit with a 100-point increase each night. Can this pace be maintained for a week? At this rate, BTC could easily break through 100,000, and ETH reaching 4,000 wouldn't be a problem either.

But the reality is—whales are just trying to do a few things: scare out short sellers to liquidate, tempt retail investors to chase the high, create a false sense of momentum, and foster a fake bullish market atmosphere. This trick is played out in every market cycle.

The key question is: when will a real bull market arrive? The answer is actually simple—after this major correction ends. The current gains should be seen as a shakeout and consolidation. Once the true bottom is confirmed, that will be the right time to get in. For top assets like SOL, BTC, and ETH, their future performance depends on when the market truly shifts direction.