What Loaded meant is that he has loads of customers who bought at $10-$100 and are eager to take part in Bitcoin's profits, but do not care about suffering its downtrends. He need to unload perhaps 10,000s of coins and is doing a good job manipulating the market to look like a good opportunity for the small traders to buy in. To sell the coins at this thin market a crash is required - there is just not enough volume in the updays.
In general, there is very little buying interest above $400. The smart money knows when there is more air in the bubble and has no problem waiting for not only realistic valuation but preferably despair.
The more you post the more it looks like your "prediction" of the last crash was just a blind squirrel finding a nut tbh
When you make a prediction a day , and on Monday you say up , on Tuesday down, on Wednesday that "something will happen sometimes" , one will be right , right?
Remember the Roubini guy? He made one good prediction and since then he's always betting on the wrong horse.
http://www.economicpredictions.org/nouriel-roubini-predictions/