ETH still has potential this time.

The logic for being bullish is actually very clear—Fusaka's hard fork officially activates on December 3rd. This upgrade mainly aims to increase the capacity ceiling of L2, which is a real positive for the scalability of the entire ecosystem. At the same time, institutions are also voting with real money. Bitmine's ETH staking of $2.19 million on December 27th demonstrates this point. Such institutional actions of this scale are not noise.

From a trading perspective, it’s more prudent to enter with a light position now. Set the stop-loss at 2820 USDT; if it breaks below, it indicates the bullish outlook has been broken, and it’s time to exit. For take-profit, target 3050 USDT; if the price can hold above this level, the short-term upward potential will be clearer. The key is to strictly follow trading discipline—don’t get greedy and change your take-profit when the market rises, and don’t panic and cut losses at the first dip. Once a plan is made, it must be executed resolutely.

Risks also need to be clearly stated: leverage in crypto derivatives is inherently very high, and a small mistake can wipe out the entire principal. Changes in macro environment or sudden policy adjustments are also common in the crypto space, and can trigger sharp price fluctuations at any time. Even when bullish, always stay cautious—this is the way to survive longer in this market.