Yesterday, I went to the bank to handle some affairs, and I saw people in line to withdraw money with a hint of caution on their faces.

This reminded me of the current $ETH market.
ETH climbed to $2,286.45 today, up 1.25%, like a cautious climber testing each step on the rocks below.
It reached a high of $2,295, then retreated again, as if taking a quick glance at the scenery from the mountain top before rushing back to safety.
The most interesting thing is that the Fear and Greed Index is only 26, which is like those people waiting in line at the bank — clearly nothing major happening, but feeling uneasy inside.
People in the market now have this mindset: holding ETH, wanting to buy but not daring, wanting to sell but reluctant.
Today's trading volume is 308 million USDT, which is quite normal, like the usual flow of people on a regular day — not particularly hot, nor so cold that it causes concern.
The fluctuation range is only 2.19%, and ETH now feels like a steady middle-aged person — not overly joyful or sorrowful, but quietly accumulating strength.
Honestly, this small rise under the "fear" state actually makes it a bit interesting.
It's like those people hesitating outside the bank, unsure whether to go in — there are no tigers inside, just themselves scaring themselves.