ETH Long-Short Psychological Battle: Price Rises, Mindsets Clash

In the long-short showdown of ETH, what is truly tested is not technical indicators but human psychology. Bulls fear missing out, bears fear short squeezes; choppy markets are the most tormenting.
Bulls dream of a trend continuation and steady price increases; bears hope for a pullback from highs and profit-taking. The core of their contest is a judgment of future liquidity. As market risk appetite rises, bulls tend to have the advantage; once funds tighten, bears will strike.
Interestingly, after each big rally, someone regrets not holding more; after each sharp decline, someone is glad they reduced their positions in time. Markets always amplify emotions, but what truly determines gains is position management.
ETH’s long-short battle will never have a definitive answer. It’s like the tide, cyclical and recurring. You cannot control the height of the waves, but you can control where you stand.
When you stop obsessing over predicting tops and bottoms and focus instead on structure and discipline, the noise of longs and shorts becomes background music. The ups and downs continue, but your mindset becomes steadier. Perhaps this is the real lesson ETH teaches the market.