Sure, here is the translation:
In five days, Bitcoin increased by a total of $4,820 and hovered around $10,000 for three days.
During this period, more and more people joined in, including, but not limited to, funds from the mainland.
However, the $10,000 barrier was like a chasm.
Every time funds attempted to break through upward, it felt like an invisible and powerful barrier collected all funds and restrained the price increase.
"Who the hell is always running?"
Millions of participants were stuck and uncomfortable. If it spiked and fell back, that would be understandable. After all, besides going long, one can go short. The problem was that it couldn't rise high, nor could it fall back, staying stuck at $9,800-$9,900.
"How much did we cash out?" Lu Liang called Li Junwei and initiated a video call with Xu Jiawei, who was far away in Tokyo.
Xu Jiawei replied, "Mr. Lu, we sold 285,200 units, with an average price of $9,850."
"Only $2.8 billion."
