$ZBT this wave of movement can be called a textbook-level straightforward move. Looking at the daily chart, that entire previous segment is actually a standard distribution-style decline—阴跌, shrinking volume, grinding people down, hardening the confidence of the longs to the bottom. In the end, only one thought remains in the market: this coin is hopeless.

The truly exciting act happens right at the moment when everyone collectively gives up.

What does the market maker want to do at this point? When the price has already fallen to the emotional freezing point and liquidity has been thoroughly drained, what they need is not a slow, gentle push higher, but to create the greatest visual impact and psychological gap in the shortest possible time.

The nearly vertical rally lines you see now, on the surface, look like a surge of bullish sentiment, but the logic behind them is completely different—rapidly reclaiming liquidity above, smashing overconfident short orders, and resetting market expectations with violent candlesticks.

This type of rally has obvious characteristics: almost no pullbacks, large candlestick bodies, and emotions flipping from bearish to bullish in an instant. Traders chasing the move are completely overwhelmed, only able to watch and react, with no time to think. This is not the start of a trend; it’s an emotional engineering.

Why does it have to be so brutal? The reason is actually very straightforward. Retail traders are already scared and dare not go long at low levels. Short positions are highly concentrated. Once the rally begins, short squeezes become the best fuel. The market maker never aims for a long-term trend; they want to change the collective market expectation as quickly as possible, leveraging your counter-move to complete their position building and chip turnover.

In one sentence: how it will go afterward is not the key. The key is that this is no longer retail trading; it’s the market maker reshuffling the deck.