【The way ENA’s climbing feels like a familiar recipe】
FNG is at 63, up from just 57 last week.
It’s not climbing fast—just steadily. It looks a lot like the final acceleration phase of those “slow bull” coins in 2021: not the kind that shoots straight up, but the kind that gives you a little more every day, drawing you in step by step while you think, “Not bad, there’s still time to get in.”
ENA is up 5.5% in 24 hours, but still down 7% over seven days. Consolidating, right? Sounds pretty healthy. But have you noticed the unusually high trading volume? It’s topped 5% of the market cap.
What does that mean? Big money is changing hands—either accumulating or heading for the exits. Retail traders look at the chart and think it’s “consolidating before the next leg up,” while smart money is already figuring out how to unload.
I saw this same script play out too many times in 2021: the fundamentals hadn’t changed, but sentiment heated up first. By the time retail traders rushed in to hold the bag, the story was just about over. That’s how I lost money back then—not because I got the call wrong, but because I got in at the wrong time.
ENA is down 87% from its ATH, so yes, the valuation is low. But a low valuation doesn’t mean it has to go up. How many people have been suckered in by the idea that “it can’t fall any further”? A real bottom forms over time—it doesn’t happen when sentiment is at its hottest.
You ask how I’m feeling?
I’m itching to get in. Really itching. But that 2017 wound still hasn’t healed, so I’m afraid to make a move.
What about you—are you brave enough to chase this rally, or are you already hedging?
FNG is at 63, up from just 57 last week.
It’s not climbing fast—just steadily. It looks a lot like the final acceleration phase of those “slow bull” coins in 2021: not the kind that shoots straight up, but the kind that gives you a little more every day, drawing you in step by step while you think, “Not bad, there’s still time to get in.”
ENA is up 5.5% in 24 hours, but still down 7% over seven days. Consolidating, right? Sounds pretty healthy. But have you noticed the unusually high trading volume? It’s topped 5% of the market cap.
What does that mean? Big money is changing hands—either accumulating or heading for the exits. Retail traders look at the chart and think it’s “consolidating before the next leg up,” while smart money is already figuring out how to unload.
I saw this same script play out too many times in 2021: the fundamentals hadn’t changed, but sentiment heated up first. By the time retail traders rushed in to hold the bag, the story was just about over. That’s how I lost money back then—not because I got the call wrong, but because I got in at the wrong time.
ENA is down 87% from its ATH, so yes, the valuation is low. But a low valuation doesn’t mean it has to go up. How many people have been suckered in by the idea that “it can’t fall any further”? A real bottom forms over time—it doesn’t happen when sentiment is at its hottest.
You ask how I’m feeling?
I’m itching to get in. Really itching. But that 2017 wound still hasn’t healed, so I’m afraid to make a move.
What about you—are you brave enough to chase this rally, or are you already hedging?