Regarding the trend of ETH, I previously shared a specific approach. The first time it approaches that level, you can short; if you can catch it, do so. I stand by my words.

Honestly, nowadays the trading scene has everything. Some people are seen shouting at their screens with micro positions every day, but behind the scenes, it's all AI-generated "advanced analysis"—the dynamic writing is like serialized novels, while actual trading results are ignored. This contrast is a bit jarring.

But what I want to say is that the trading market doesn't need this stuff at all. K-line movements never follow a script. Real funds are fighting inside, and what’s needed is respect for the market and your own judgment, not whose writing is more sensational.

You'll notice an interesting phenomenon: those who are truly serious about trading mostly don't have time to post short essays every day; instead, those who post constantly might just be creating a "being harvested" story for others.

So, having many followers doesn't mean you're not smart. Ultimately, you have to decide whose advice to listen to. Don’t let noise drown out your own thinking. The market always rewards those who stay rational.