#数字资产市场动态 Understanding the structure of this wave in Ethereum's market is truly more important than blindly chasing the rally.
Many people's first reaction is "Is it about to take off?", but beginners actually need to hit the brakes at this point.
Let's break down this trend:
**The market doesn't appear out of nowhere** Before this surge, the price had been bouncing within a range for quite some time. This process may seem boring, but in reality, it's the process of digesting emotions and slowly confirming the direction. Don't underestimate this bottoming process — it often lays the most solid foundation.
**The current position is already near the top** The price is clearly close to the upper zone, far from the middle. The biggest trap for beginners in this high is not "Will it go up again," but rather buying in and then repeatedly consolidating sideways. Toggling for about ten days can crush your mentality.
**Why do you start to regret immediately after buying?** Simply put, most people jump in when their emotions are at their hottest. But the market needs a process of pullback → consolidation → secondary confirmation. Expecting a straight-line rally is often the beginning of losing money.
**The most important point:** Whether the market is safe or not isn't about how aggressively it rises, but whether it can hold steady after falling. That shows the structure is still alive.
You don't need to chase every rebound. Learning to read the rhythm is far more valuable than rushing to participate.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 3h ago
The bottoming phase really isn't watched by anyone, but this is where the chives are filtered out.
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It's the same old story, there are quite a few people pushing in even after hitting the top.
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Honestly, after ten days of sideways trading, my patience was shattered. People like this will eventually pay the price.
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The real thing is whether the structure remains alive; only when it doesn't fall can we look at the long term.
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I've seen too many cases of regretting a purchase immediately; the fate of chasing highs is always the same.
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Not chasing the rebound—just by listening to this phrase, half of the people might survive.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 3h ago
That part about bottoming out is really hard to understand for most people; they just want to rush in.
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ChainMemeDealer
· 3h ago
I've heard the phrase "bottoming out" too many times, but the key is whether you can really resist the urge to act.
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AirdropATM
· 3h ago
You're absolutely right about bottom-fishing. I was in such a rush to get in early that I ended up being stuck in sideways trading for two weeks, which completely crushed my confidence.
#数字资产市场动态 Understanding the structure of this wave in Ethereum's market is truly more important than blindly chasing the rally.
Many people's first reaction is "Is it about to take off?", but beginners actually need to hit the brakes at this point.
Let's break down this trend:
**The market doesn't appear out of nowhere**
Before this surge, the price had been bouncing within a range for quite some time. This process may seem boring, but in reality, it's the process of digesting emotions and slowly confirming the direction. Don't underestimate this bottoming process — it often lays the most solid foundation.
**The current position is already near the top**
The price is clearly close to the upper zone, far from the middle. The biggest trap for beginners in this high is not "Will it go up again," but rather buying in and then repeatedly consolidating sideways. Toggling for about ten days can crush your mentality.
**Why do you start to regret immediately after buying?**
Simply put, most people jump in when their emotions are at their hottest. But the market needs a process of pullback → consolidation → secondary confirmation. Expecting a straight-line rally is often the beginning of losing money.
**The most important point:**
Whether the market is safe or not isn't about how aggressively it rises, but whether it can hold steady after falling. That shows the structure is still alive.
You don't need to chase every rebound. Learning to read the rhythm is far more valuable than rushing to participate.