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At this stage, buying ETH is much more cost-effective than BTC.
1️⃣ From a macro perspective: ETH's current bull market hasn't really gained momentum yet, and has just entered the "second half that hasn't exploded" stage. Besides the ETH ETF, there are many positive fundamentals (such as burning deflation, the growing L2 ecosystem, RWA, etc.) that are slowly brewing.
2️⃣ ETH is currently in a "long cycle oscillation repair period", oscillating back and forth within a range, and the main capital has not made a clear breakthrough. Whether it can break through will directly affect the mid-term trend ahead. At present, unless Ethereum encounters an extreme black swan, the future upside potential is very likely to break through 3000-3200, and even reach above 4000+. Therefore, the cost-performance ratio is very high now.
3️⃣ It is recommended to primarily use a box thinking approach in operations, with a secondary focus on segment trading. The range of 2200-2500 is the best position for entering the market in batches. Be sure not to go all in at once, control your position well, and patiently wait for clear upward signals.