ETH
In simple terms, last April when Ethereum dropped to thirteen hundred, everyone thought it was over, that the bull market was definitely finished.
What happened? People were left stunned.
Not only did it not die, but it surged from over a thousand to nearly five thousand, reaching a new high.
What does this indicate? The so-called "end of the bull market" is often just people scaring themselves; the trend hasn't actually stopped at all.
Shouldn't we wake up to this?
Now it's even more different, with Wall Street money pouring in, the cryptocurrency space has completely changed.
If you still use old experiences to judge, you will be taught a lesson in no time.
In the past, the whole internet said Ethereum was garbage, and it instead made a big turnaround;
now it's exactly the same — the entire network is again criticizing altcoins as garbage, lacking liquidity, and not able to rise.
Have you ever thought: the next opportunity that will make you slap your thigh might be in those places that everyone looks down on and dares not touch?
There’s a painful rule: when the market really starts, most people have long gotten off the train.
The market has never liked to think like the majority; in fact, it loves to do the opposite.
This is the most fundamental truth in the cryptocurrency space, and also the easiest to overlook.
