When you see the combination of "temporary funding passed, the shutdown is about to end, the tapering is over, interest rate cuts are imminent, balance sheet expansion returns, and altcoin ETFs are queuing for listing," the main players' script has already been written.

Step 1: Liquidity expectations have completely reversed.
End of the shutdown = fiscal policy is reopened.
End of tapering = the dollar's drawdown action ends.
Interest rate cut expectations = funding costs decrease.
Balance sheet expansion = real money floods into the market.

Step 2: Bitcoin stabilizes emotions first, then delegates authority to altcoins.
BTC surges to attract attention, but you see its market share has recently been declining. This is not weakness; it is "making way." The main players are distributing emotions to clear the obstacles for altcoin season.

Step 3: ETFs are the last matchstick.
Once altcoin ETFs are listed, it provides institutions with a legitimate reason to lift altcoins under the guise of compliance, changing from "not able to buy" to "can allocate a small amount," which is enough to make the market soar.

Step 4: Retail investors are still skeptical, while the main players are already cashing in on the trend.
The hesitation in the current market is the "low-cost accumulation window" that the main players love the most. By the time the balance sheet expansion is officially announced, interest rate cuts are decided, and ETFs are truly effective, believing then would only mean carrying others' burdens.

Summary in one sentence
The macro is turning bullish, liquidity is warming up, policies are loosening, products are rising, and funds are waiting. If altcoins don't rise, it defies natural law.

When the entire network is in panic, retail investors only see the price, while the main players only see the chips.

At that moment, Bitcoin was at 31,000, and the whole network was asking, "Will it drop to 20,000?"

Ethereum was at 2,200, and the comments were all "it needs to drop more, it needs to drop more."

As for altcoins, there's no need to mention; everyone thinks they will go to zero.

But the prince is different.
The prince does not see panic; he sees where the liquidity is, what the main players are doing, and whether there are enough bottom-level chips.

That’s why the prince dares to call Bitcoin above 100,000 directly at 31,000, and steadily acquire Ethereum at 2,200, above 12,000.

During this period, altcoins continue to be grasped, the deeper the panic, the lower the cost, and the more violent the future rise will be.

As the market reaches today, one fact has only proven one thing:
It’s not that the prince is divine, but that retail investors love to be led by emotions.
What the main players fear the most is not your bearish outlook, but that you dare to buy when in panic.

Looking back now,
At that moment, when the entire network shouted collapse,
Only the prince was reaping the ticket for the next round of major upward trends.