#美联储降息 Market Observation: Some Thoughts on ETH Price
A well-known analyst once stated that, given the current severe undervaluation of $ETH, $3000 might actually be the true bottom. A bolder prediction is that, based on the 8-year average price ratio of BTC to ETH, a single ETH could reach $12,000—this number sounds huge, but logically it’s plausible.
Interestingly, the market trend and these voices often move in opposite directions. During sharp declines, various opinions disappear, and everyone becomes extremely cautious. Once the market shows a slight upward signal, these analyses and predictions flood in. What does this reflect? It may be the true mentality of traders—hiding when risk arrives, rushing in when opportunities appear.
Reflecting on this, are we often led by such rhythms? $BTC $SOL is the same. The market always tests human nature.
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AlphaLeaker
· 5h ago
$12,000? Uh... they're starting to make up stories again. When the market drops, these people disappear; when it rises, it's all big V accounts everywhere. LOL
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StableGenius
· 11h ago
nah this 12k eth thesis is fundamentally flawed... these analysts always show up after green candles, funny how that works
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PositionPhobia
· 12-14 01:20
12000? Dream on, let's first survive to 3000.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-14 01:18
I just want to ask, do these analysts shut up when prices fall and start to brag when they rise? Do they really think we're just a bunch of leeks?
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 12-14 01:16
Basically, it's just the mentality of retail investors: when the market is good, they come out and show off; when it drops, they hide like turtles. Nothing new.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-14 01:09
$12,000? Haha, here we go again. When it drops, people are already dead.
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Basically, it's just chasing the highs and selling the lows. Nothing new.
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Only fools believe your nonsense.
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Bottom, bottom. Every time they say it's the bottom, but it keeps going down.
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The article is fine, but human greed is insatiable, like a snake swallowing an elephant.
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This rhythm is truly disgusting. Keep quiet when it drops, but when it rises, everyone crowds to hype.
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$3,000 is the bottom, $12,000 is the top. Anyway, I believe it.
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Really, every time, I get cut like this.
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The logic is just nonsense; it's all armchair experts afterward.
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Human nature is hopeless. I can't save it either.
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BridgeJumper
· 12-14 01:06
It's the same story again. When the market is good, analysts come out; when it drops, they all hide.
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-14 01:01
12,000? Easy to say, but you'll probably start pessimizing again then.
#美联储降息 Market Observation: Some Thoughts on ETH Price
A well-known analyst once stated that, given the current severe undervaluation of $ETH, $3000 might actually be the true bottom. A bolder prediction is that, based on the 8-year average price ratio of BTC to ETH, a single ETH could reach $12,000—this number sounds huge, but logically it’s plausible.
Interestingly, the market trend and these voices often move in opposite directions. During sharp declines, various opinions disappear, and everyone becomes extremely cautious. Once the market shows a slight upward signal, these analyses and predictions flood in. What does this reflect? It may be the true mentality of traders—hiding when risk arrives, rushing in when opportunities appear.
Reflecting on this, are we often led by such rhythms? $BTC $SOL is the same. The market always tests human nature.