Ethereum has fallen from the high of 4900 down to 2600, and the market is filled with bearish voices. Most investors are still on the sidelines, afraid of getting caught in a trap once they step in. But looking back, every major top was like this—people only realize it after reaching a new high, and then a sharp decline leaves them unable to move.

The current situation is actually quite interesting. Although selling pressure still exists, panic has begun to subside. The market has been hovering around the 3000 level for two months, with buyers stepping in each time it dips, which itself indicates that the support at the bottom is not weak. Those who dare to go against the trend and buy at this time often end up laughing last when the rebound comes. That’s how the market works—most people's judgments are always opposite to the reality—what you fear most is often the time you should act. Instead of constantly sighing at the market, it’s better to develop a plan to buy in stages at low levels, waiting for the moment of rebound.