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#鲍威尔讲话 Recently, a noteworthy signal has emerged in the market. Trump's son publicly stated that the price of Ethereum may rise to the range of $8500 to $10000. Meanwhile, market expectations for a rate cut by the Fed in December have approached 70%.
Looking at these two things together, the logic is actually quite clear.
Once the Fed actually implements interest rate cuts, market liquidity will increase. With more money, there will always be a search for avenues. Historical experience tells us that these incremental funds often flow towards areas with high growth potential, and the cryptocurrency market has always been one of the favored targets for funds.
The fundamentals of Ethereum are indeed improving. After the 2.0 upgrade is completed, the network performance has seen a qualitative enhancement, and both the quantity and quality of ecological applications are continuously growing. The technical aspects are in place to support it, and if we add the release of liquidity on the macro level, the conditions seem to be aligning.
But the problem is very real: can this wave of expectations really be fulfilled? Can Ethereum break through the previous high and stabilize? Or is it just short-term sentiment driving it, returning to calm after the heat fades?
There is an old saying in the market that bull markets often arise from pessimism and develop quietly amidst skepticism. We are now at such a delicate moment—some are aggressively positioning themselves, while others choose to wait and see.
How will you choose? Will you enter early to secure a position, or wait for clearer signals before taking action? The authenticity of this opportunity may take time to verify.
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It's again a narrative about Liquidity, I'm tired of this rhetoric... When it really comes down to it, we still need to look at actual entry data.
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ETH breaking 10k? Let's get past 9k first, I don't want to get played for suckers again.
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The combination of favourable information and technical aspects sounds perfect... but often, the more perfect it sounds, the more dangerous it is.
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The saying that a bull run is born out of pessimism is true, but the question is, are we really pessimistic now? It feels like everyone is celebrating.
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I choose to wait and see; after all, I've missed more opportunities than I've been trapped.
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The release of Liquidity is indeed a catalyst, but ecological app growth does not equal price growth, don't get it confused.
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Trump effect vs. reality fundamentals... who really has the final say?
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The bottom has indeed been well established, but at this position, it can't be considered cheap, we still need to wait.
Wait, can what Trump's son says be taken as a fundamental? This logic sounds a bit off to me.
I think that liquidity release will definitely push up coin prices, history has verified this, but the target of 8500-10000 sounds like painting a big BTC, need to observe.
The interest rate cut hasn't even landed 100% yet, going all in now feels too aggressive.
To be honest, I just want to see what happens in December, anyway, the fundamental of eth is good, just worry that we are the ones catching a falling knife.
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Is the interest rate cut expectation 70%? Let's wait a moment, don't rush into a Full Position, it's easy to get played for suckers.
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The improvement in ETH's fundamentals is real, but that number 8500-10000 sounds a bit precarious.
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When liquidity comes, it will definitely flow somewhere, but can encryption really handle it?
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I want to make a profit, but at times like this, you have to be cautious; it's often when you fall into the pit most easily.
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Is a bull run born out of pessimism? Then we're still far from that, the heat is insufficient.
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It's a good thing for big money to come in, but I'm just afraid they come in to play retail investors for suckers too.
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Rather than waiting for clear signals, it's better to take a bit of Position and follow along, after all, it's not all your life savings.
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Just because the technicals are good doesn't mean the price has to go up; these two often operate in Reverse.