A top-level scheme in the crypto world has finally been exposed, and the ten o'clock curse of Wall Street quant giant Jane Street has become the most talked-about topic in recent markets!

Recently, retail investors have been puzzled as to why the market always begins to plunge precisely at 10 a.m. every day. Now, with the details of the lawsuit exposed, this precise algorithmic harvesting has been thoroughly confirmed. This panic created artificially by deploying massive positions during high liquidity periods is essentially a sophisticated hunt to harvest global leverage players.

As this black hand is forced to withdraw due to legal regulation, the long-held bullish sentiment suddenly erupts. That 10% violent surge in a single day is not only a price recovery but also a market retaliatory rebound against manipulation.

This violent, aesthetic-style rebound has directly triggered a collective frenzy among institutional funds! Yesterday’s net inflow of $507 million into Bitcoin spot ETFs is like a silent oath—12 ETFs not only did not retreat but instead showed a united front to buy aggressively.

When leading platforms like Coinbase start calling for institutional takeover of the bull market, they are actually sending a signal to the market: although retail investors are still arguing on social media about Jane Street’s despicable tactics, the deep-pocketed funds have already realized that the most malicious short-selling phase may be over. The current chips are not only safe but can even be considered cheap with blood on them.

From the perspective of trading fundamentals, this V-shaped reversal is very resilient. Although prices surged rapidly in the short term, on-chain data and valuation models suggest that Bitcoin has not yet touched the edge of a bubble, and is still in a high-cost-performance zone in the eyes of institutions.

Jane Street’s exit is akin to removing a massive boulder from the volcano’s mouth. The liquidity that was missed out of fear is now rapidly being replenished through ETF channels. As long as the logic of institutional allocation does not reverse, this shift from panic selling to accumulation can support the market to break out of the previous downward trend.

However, amidst the celebration, caution is still necessary—markets are never short of pump-and-dump schemes. Although Jane Street has been targeted, macroeconomic conditions and regulatory swords still hang overhead. The CLARITY Act in April and potential tariff policy fluctuations could suddenly pour cold water on the recently heated market.

Plus, with large tokens waiting to be unlocked and miners’ selling pressure, the market is unlikely to shoot straight up. The current rebound is more like an emotional release after extreme suppression. If investors blindly chase the rally while ignoring structural downward pressures, they could easily be left behind in the next wave of volatility.

This time, the insider on Wall Street has been caught red-handed, and retail investors can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Previously, everyone thought it was just bad luck or poor analysis, but now it’s clear that someone was constantly manipulating with big accounts.

The malicious dumping force is gone, and naturally, the market will bounce back. But don’t celebrate too early—there has never been a savior in crypto. The big players not dumping doesn’t mean they’ve switched to a vegetarian diet; they’ve just adopted more covert methods.

Monitoring ETF fund flows is more effective than listening to any analysis. Never jump in blindly just because prices are rising; in this game, surviving longer is always more impressive than making quick profits!