$ETH
ETH these days, just a slight bounce upward, and the stories on the board start right away and begin serializing.
Following this kind of high-timeframe replay script, this thing really did drift all the way from 1,500 to 2,800—without even a decent deep pullback in between. Now it’s even better: analysts are already doing the finger-counting, saying that as long as it can reclaim the 2,800 resistance, the next move is a straight push to 3,000. They even slapped a forward-discount tag of 7,000 on it.
But the question is: when did the market turn into a stage play rehearsed to a script? It rose from 1,500 without so much as a meaningful correction, and it’s already charging straight toward a few thousand dollars—just a way of messing around with retail investors’ core positions.
If you really believe this nonsense that promises a direct flight to the clouds without any major pullback, what you’re most likely waiting for isn’t instant wealth, but a deep pit created when the operators turn around and slap it down. For those hoping to get onboard at a “discount” price, instead of staring at a few lines and self-hypnotizing, you’d better first see whether it can hold up through the next sudden, unannounced downward correction
ETH these days, just a slight bounce upward, and the stories on the board start right away and begin serializing.
Following this kind of high-timeframe replay script, this thing really did drift all the way from 1,500 to 2,800—without even a decent deep pullback in between. Now it’s even better: analysts are already doing the finger-counting, saying that as long as it can reclaim the 2,800 resistance, the next move is a straight push to 3,000. They even slapped a forward-discount tag of 7,000 on it.
But the question is: when did the market turn into a stage play rehearsed to a script? It rose from 1,500 without so much as a meaningful correction, and it’s already charging straight toward a few thousand dollars—just a way of messing around with retail investors’ core positions.
If you really believe this nonsense that promises a direct flight to the clouds without any major pullback, what you’re most likely waiting for isn’t instant wealth, but a deep pit created when the operators turn around and slap it down. For those hoping to get onboard at a “discount” price, instead of staring at a few lines and self-hypnotizing, you’d better first see whether it can hold up through the next sudden, unannounced downward correction
