ETH broke through $2700 in one go last night, and the bulls finally got to hold their heads high.
Interestingly, this rally has made the divide between two groups very clear: on one side are the early players counting their profits with a smile, while on the other are the guys who chased the pump, sold in panic, or went short against the trend, now licking their wounds in the corner.
To be honest, it's never opportunities that the market lacks, but the vision to spot the right direction. Some people always like to question when the price is rising and panic when it's dropping, and as a result—when the market takes off, they’re still daydreaming at the starting line.
Losing money is rarely about bad luck; it's more often because your mindset is still stuck in the last cycle. Habits formed in a bear market are hard to shake even when the bull market arrives, and that's the real killer.
Many people in our community started building positions in batches around $2400. Now, those who should be taking profits are already exiting gradually. It's not that we're especially smart—we're just willing to do our homework early and understand the trend.
Are you still hesitating about increasing your short positions? Bro, wake up.
Don’t always say the market is hard to read. Actually, the signal of Ethereum’s cycle switch this time is pretty obvious. If you can’t keep up with the pace, even the best market won’t have anything to do with you.
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LiquidationHunter
· 8h ago
Just bought in at 2400 and I'm over the moon, yet I'm still debating whether it's the top haha
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Blockchainiac
· 16h ago
Oh no, it's that kind of post-hoc rationalization of "I knew it all along." Those who bought at 2400 have indeed made a profit, but holding onto it without selling is pointless.
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Shorting is indeed tough, but I think this article is also a bit harsh, almost like showing off wealth.
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When the market was taking off, I was thinking, why is it always the same rhetoric? When the next big drop comes, this guy will be eating dust again.
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Laughs, those who really made money don't talk like that. The more they boast, the more insecure they seem.
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The words may be rough, but the principles are sound. Some people just can't wrap their heads around it. But there's no need to hurt people's feelings with this kind of talk.
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I missed the 2400 wave, now it's at 2700. Should I still join in? Seeking advice, brothers.
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Wake up? What wake-up? Sleep well. Making money is your own doing, losing money is also your own doing. Isn't that normal?
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After all this talk, it's still the same routine: analyzing trends, doing homework, but in the end, it's just luck. Don't dress it up so fancy.
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zkProofInThePudding
· 12-08 13:55
Bought in at 2400 and now it's awesome, should've known not to be so greedy, haha.
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GmGnSleeper
· 12-08 13:52
Alright, alright, here we go again with the 2400 story. The people who actually made money never brag here; only those who missed out like to give lectures.
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MindsetExpander
· 12-08 13:45
Those who bought in at 2400 are all laughing, if you're still hesitating now, you really need to wake up.
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I said long ago that this wave was a sure thing, yet some people are still waiting for a pullback, hilarious.
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Bear market mentality is truly toxic. The bull market is here and some still can't change—no wonder they always miss out.
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If you're confident, you need to take action. If you keep hesitating, you'll end up with nothing.
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Honestly, it's all about information gaps. Some people positioned early while others are still waiting for the bottom—that's the difference.
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Some people are still playing the old trick of chasing highs and selling lows, laughable.
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If you can't keep up with the pace, who else is to blame? The market moves on its own, it's just about whether you dare to follow.
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It's already broken through 2700 and people are still saying they don't understand—at that point, there's really no saving you.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 12-08 13:42
Here we go again. This kind of thing happens every market cycle, and they talk as if they saw it coming all along.
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WagmiWarrior
· 12-08 13:41
The ones who bought in at $2400 must be laughing their heads off now, while I'm still struggling over whether to add more at $2650...
ETH broke through $2700 in one go last night, and the bulls finally got to hold their heads high.
Interestingly, this rally has made the divide between two groups very clear: on one side are the early players counting their profits with a smile, while on the other are the guys who chased the pump, sold in panic, or went short against the trend, now licking their wounds in the corner.
To be honest, it's never opportunities that the market lacks, but the vision to spot the right direction. Some people always like to question when the price is rising and panic when it's dropping, and as a result—when the market takes off, they’re still daydreaming at the starting line.
Losing money is rarely about bad luck; it's more often because your mindset is still stuck in the last cycle. Habits formed in a bear market are hard to shake even when the bull market arrives, and that's the real killer.
Many people in our community started building positions in batches around $2400. Now, those who should be taking profits are already exiting gradually. It's not that we're especially smart—we're just willing to do our homework early and understand the trend.
Are you still hesitating about increasing your short positions? Bro, wake up.
Don’t always say the market is hard to read. Actually, the signal of Ethereum’s cycle switch this time is pretty obvious. If you can’t keep up with the pace, even the best market won’t have anything to do with you.