The market will not disappoint those who are patient; if the direction is correct, the remaining wait is just now. $ETH The current price has already reached 1768.


The logic has not changed all along. At that time, many people were still worried about whether 1700 would break, and there were even many waiting for the warning level.
But the answer given by the market is very clear: multiple tests around 1700 without holding, indicating obvious capital absorption at this level.
And I have repeatedly emphasized one point: as long as 1700 is not broken, the bullish structure remains intact.
It has been proven that the market ultimately chose to go upward.
From 1734 to 1768, although the increase doesn't seem particularly exaggerated, for those who laid out early, this is the most uncomfortable market.
Because profits come from early judgment, not from chasing highs and selling lows.
Many people like to wait for the market to rise again before believing in the trend.
But the real opportunity often appears when the market is still full of doubt.
Looking now, the 1755 target has been achieved.
Next, focus on the resistance area around 1780.
If a volume breakout can continue, then the 1800 level will come into the market’s view.
Of course, after a short-term continuous rise, attention should also be paid to the oscillation caused by profit-taking during the upward move.
The upward process is never a straight line.
But as long as the structure is not broken, each pullback is just a normal exchange during the market’s progress.
Still the same saying: the most profitable time in the market is not when everyone is bullish.
But when others are doubtful, you have already entered early.
Congratulations to the brothers who followed along; this time, the gains are comfortable.
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