Many people are afraid that Ether will suddenly big dump now, but I think the possibility is not high.

Although there are too many retail investors buying Ether, and their funds are stuck tightly, the big players can't push it up for the time being, but that doesn't mean it won't rise in the future.
ETH is expected to consolidate for a while longer. After shaking off the weak hands, it may suddenly surge.
Once ETH starts to rise, those altcoins will definitely surge along with it, and at that time the whole market will be making money; it will be hard for you to resist joining in.
But when everyone rushes in, it's almost time for a pullback.
Why was it able to rise before?
Because at that time everyone had a common expectation: the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates, the ETF for ETH would be approved, and Trump would be elected...
These positive factors have either already been realized or are not highly controversial.
So why can't it rise now?
The previous positive news has all been realized, but new major positive news (such as a clear interest rate cut timeline) has not yet appeared. Even Powell and Trump are still arguing about whether to cut interest rates, leaving the market without direction.
When consensus dissipates, the market becomes chaotic. It's like a group of people running in different directions, causing the market to fluctuate back and forth.
What do you think the future holds?
Technical analysis: After a big dump, there must be a rebound. The current position of ETH is relatively low, showing signs of bottoming.
Macroeconomic aspect: Once the market digests all the messy news and the sentiment stabilizes, the funds will return.
Don't operate frequently during a sideways market; wait for Ether to break through key resistance levels before following, or wait for it to drop near the previous low to buy the dip.
Consider acting only when the clone coins move with Ether, don't place bets in advance.
#BTC #PI #DOGE #Michael Saylor暗示增持BTC #ETH