Bitcoin surges past the 87,000 mark, and many are already "spoiling" the year's end market in advance. A lot of people are saying that a December interest rate hike in Japan is basically a certainty, and when that happens, the crypto market will definitely drop in response, with conservative estimates of a 20% decline, and some even pessimistic enough to think it could fall below $70,000.

This logic seems airtight, and the information is symmetrical—big players know, retail investors know, and risk warnings are all on the table. But the reality is, some people are still continuing to position themselves at these high levels. What psychological drive is behind this? Is it a misjudgment of policy impacts, or a gamble that their holdings can withstand the volatility, or simply a pure FOMO mentality?

From the perspective of mainstream coins like BTC, SOL, and ETH, the market now feels like a big psychological game—knowing the risks but still racing against them. Would love to hear your thoughts on this situation.