Bitcoin is quoted at 94,494 today, seemingly close to the psychological threshold of 100,000 USD. The community has long been buzzing, with various voices calling for the return of the bull market and urging people to jump on the bandwagon.

But if you take a close look at the options positions expiring on January 30, you'll find another possibility—100,000 may not be the breakout point, but rather the final trap carefully designed by market makers to harvest.

From 94K to 100K, the increase is only 6%. It doesn't sound far, but this distance has become a perfect trap for retail investors' psychology:

At 85K, you dare not buy, fearing a false rebound; at 90K, you start to hesitate, always waiting for more confirmation; now at 94K, you think, "Breaking 100K will definitely mean a real bull market."

Always looking for confirmation signals—this is the most common flaw among retail investors. As a result, they always end up losing money at critical points.