$ETH Bears still unconvinced? The market action over the past few days has already given the answer. 😮‍💨$ETH $220 million in net inflows in a single day, with more than $500 million flowing in for four consecutive days, shows that this wave is not just bears taking a beating—spot capital is also joining in. I’m watching to see whether it can hold around 2,400; above that, I’m looking at 2,440–2,450, and a high-volume breakout would put 2,500 in view. If it falls below 2,350, bullish expectations need to be scaled back. 👀The direction can be wrong, but position size and stop-losses cannot get out of control. 🧠Seeing you all get liquidated genuinely makes me happy. Sorry, but I think this is a good thing—one lesson is enough to teach people, except in crypto. 😛😛

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Would you chase ETH at $2,400? First, look at the surface: a barrage of positive news, with FOMO spreading. Over the past few days, it broke strongly out of the $1,950-$2,000 consolidation range, surging 20-26% consecutively straight to $2,400. Trump hosted a crypto summit, the Clarity Act made progress, and ETH may be included in discussions on strategic reserves. The candlesticks tell you: it broke above multiple EMA lines on heavy volume and climbed above $2,400. First: The policy tailwinds are here, but chasing higher could leave you at the top. Trump held a White House crypto summit, ETF net inflows reached $189 million in a single day—the largest in nearly 10 months—short positions worth hundreds of millions were liquidated, and ETH violently surged from $2,000 to $2,400. But look closely—daily RSI has already reached 84, indicating extreme overbought conditions. Over the past year, every time RSI rose above 80, a 10-15% pullback followed. Second: The fundamentals are strengthening, but you need to buy at the right level. The staking rate is 30%, and ETFs are beginning to offer staking yields, allowing institutions to directly earn a 3% yield. Major players such as BlackRock and Fidelity saw cumulative net inflows exceed $500 million in August, while ETH balances on exchanges continue to decline. These are all long-term tailwinds, but most of them have already been priced in over the short term. The real opportunity is not chasing higher—it is waiting for a pullback to add to your position. Institutions built positions below $2,300, while you insist on chasing at $2,400—this is not investing; it is giving money to market makers. Third: The technical picture has reached a critical level. $2,400 is the breakout level, but $2,430-$2,450 represents intraday high resistance, while $2,500 is a psychological threshold plus a supply zone. The short-term scenario is clear: either it holds above $2,450 on heavy volume and continues toward $2,500-$2,600, or it pulls back to $2,320-$2,350 to confirm support before moving higher again. Historical pattern: A sharp rise is always followed by aftershocks. If you were a major player, would you push directly to $2,500 and let everyone make money, or first dump it to $2,320 to shake out those who chased before pushing it higher? The bulls and bears are battling—you decide On one side: White House summit policy tailwinds, with the strategic reserve narrative beginning ETF inflows of $189 million in a single day, the largest in nearly 10 months Short positions worth hundreds of millions liquidated, with strong short-squeeze momentum The staking + ETF yield narrative, with institutions continuing to buy On the other side: RSI at 84, extremely overbought, with a very high probability of a pullback It failed three times to break through $2,430-$2,450 Profit-taking positions accumulating after the sharp rise Once those who chased higher are trapped, panic selling will accelerate Key levels Resistance above: $2,430-$2,450 → $2,500 → $2,600-$2,800 Support below: $2,320-$2,350 (recommended pullback zone) → $2,200-$2,250 (a break below signals weakness) Trading strategies Short-term traders: Wait for a pullback to $2,320-$2,350 to go long in batches, with a stop-loss at $2,200 and a target of $2,500-$2,600. If it holds above $2,450 on heavy volume, chase with a small position, with a stop-loss below $2,400. Swing traders: $2,300-$2,350 is the accumulation zone, with a target of $2,700-$2,800. Exit if it breaks below $2,200. A pullback is inevitable after a sharp rise—don’t fear missing out. Long-term believers: Continue dollar-cost averaging below $2,300, driven by the triple catalysts of staking + ETFs + upgrades, with a target of $4,000+ by the end of 2026. Be cautious with short positions: Short sellers have already seen hundreds of millions liquidated, making countertrend shorts extremely risky. Consider them only if it breaks below $2,300 on heavy volume and RSI shows divergence. ETH now looks just like $4,500 in February 2024— 99% of people chased higher and got trapped, then cursed the “market maker,” but after the pullback it rose all the way to $4,900. On the day $2,450 breaks out on heavy volume, you will realize: It was never that ETH was incapable—it was that you bought at the highest point and sold at the lowest point every time. At what price did you buy ETH? At $2,400, do you dare chase?#BTCETH反弹交易思路 #XRP大涨16% $BTC $ETH $SOL $NVDA $SNDK #BTC breaks above $75000