In the past, many should have been shorting, but most people didn't dare to buy, thinking the market was at a top. Actually, the market is about to break through. This kind of situation makes it difficult for traders to operate—hard to decide whether to buy or sell. The market maker deliberately avoids breaking through; once it breaks, everyone rushes to buy. The market maker can't absorb all the low-priced orders because when millions of people are rushing to buy, the market maker can't compete with such a crowd. When one person is buying, the price will automatically be pushed higher. With millions of people buying, the price keeps chasing higher, making it impossible for the market maker to buy low-priced coins. So, they intentionally hold back at the resistance level. Most are shorting, so whether the market is pumped or not depends on the market maker. When the time is right, the market maker will naturally start pumping.