Wolf🐺

I’ve been here long enough to know that the loudest voices are rarely the ones with the best calls.
I don’t need to sell certainty. I’ll just keep posting what I see and let the timeline do the talking.
My thesis is still the same: this cycle isn’t done, and $ETH hasn’t had its real moment yet.

$ETH spent years teaching everyone not to believe.
Every rally sold.
Every breakout faded.
Every bullish thesis mocked.
That’s exactly why the next phase could catch so many offside.

The market spent months teaching everyone to sell every bounce.
Now it gets to teach them the opposite lesson.
The hardest part of a new trend isn’t finding the bottom.
It’s believing the bottom already happened.

$BTC and $ETH have already bottomed.
Of course a nasty pullback will come. But everyone is asking how deep, while ignoring the more important question:
From how much higher?
Too much money is still waiting on the sidelines for the perfect entry.

If we spend the next few weeks consolidating around these levels, with enough ups and downs to frustrate both bulls and bears, that’s a good thing.
Let the market build a base.
The next move will come when everyone gets tired of waiting.

Pullbacks will come. They always do.
But while everyone waits for the perfect entry, the gurus still calling for new lows might end up waiting a little longer…
First they miss the bottom. Then they wait for the retest that never comes.

The amount of people still sidelined is actually insane.
This market has a lot of catching up to do.

A crypto market where $ETH leads is a healthy crypto market.
BTC provides the foundation. ETH taking the lead signals risk appetite is expanding and capital is starting to move down the curve.

The interesting thing about $ETH right now isn’t the price.
It’s what’s happening underneath it.
Strengthening vs $BTC .
Strengthening vs the altcoin market.
Sentiment still skeptical.
Attention still nowhere near euphoric.
Price is usually the last thing people notice.
Leadership comes first.

The most immediate resistance, imo, sits around $2,350–2,400.
There’s quite a bit of confluence there, including several key MAs converging in the same area.
That’s the first real test. Clear it, and things start getting much more interesting.

This looks like an inverse 10/10 setup.

Of all the $ETH fractals I’ve been watching, the one vs $NFLX is probably the most interesting.
Not because every candle matches, but because the bigger structure does: a massive run, brutal reset, years of rebuilding, repeated rejection near the old highs, then compression.
Fractals eventually break. But until they do, they’re worth paying attention to.

$ETH 5+ year ascending triangle remains intact.
Years of compression, multiple tests of the lower boundary, and the structure is still holding.
The longer the base, the more meaningful the eventual resolution.
Patience.

What’s Tom Lee / BitMine’s current weighted average ETH buy price?

1 BTC = 1 BTC.
1 ETH = 1 ETH + yield.
The market will figure it out eventually.