Have you seen this trap? Bitcoin often creates the illusion of false breakouts at the fast moving average (MA), causing retail investors to mistakenly believe that the market is about to rise. On the surface, it looks like a standard bullish breakout, but then it turns around and falls into a bear market. This pattern has been repeated before every bear market. The key is to recognize whether this upward move is a genuine breakout or a trap to lure in shorts. When the price repeatedly hovers around the fast MA and trading volume does not show effective confirmation, it is often the bears setting up. Identifying this signal is crucial for avoiding bear market risks.