Will Bitcoin continue to rise or is it just a false flag?

Will Bitcoin continue to rise, or is it just a false flag? Of course, knowing the answer to this question is what we all want to know, but I personally don't have the slightest idea.
I think we're all clear that Bitcoin will go much higher than it is now, just as we all know that gold will be worth more in 10 years than it is now.

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But timing is also important, since we don't live forever. Right now, it seems like the crypto market wants an excuse to let loose and take Bitcoin to new highs. Probably even very high highs. The excuse seems to be lower US interest rates. Or at least that's how it's been for the last 18 months. You could even say there's a correlation.

The idea seems to be that we need more money to enter the market, and there needs to be a motivation for that. We're seeing more and more companies adding Bitcoin to their treasuries. But we've even seen it with Solana in recent weeks. A network that is consolidating itself as the market's DEFI investment hub.

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