#数字资产动态追踪 Is anyone still talking about the knockoff season? Let’s look at it from a different perspective — bull and bear markets ultimately come down to money flowing in and out. When traditional finance experiences pain (such as rate cuts, stock market plunges, or futures topping out), those investors who get cut start looking for new opportunities everywhere. Suddenly, the crypto market heats up, and all kinds of wealth creation myths fly around — this easily attracts a wave of capital. Some people genuinely believe, while most are just trying their luck with a "give it a shot" mentality.
Once this influx of capital arrives, the market rhythm completely changes. New hot money, new stories, new sentiments — a full cycle begins to unfold. $ETH is now repeatedly battling around the 3000 mark, with bulls and bears testing each other in quick succession. Whether it can hold this level or break through it — we’ll see how it performs next.
But to be fair, regardless of which direction the market moves, the risk warning still needs to be said: this game inherently carries risks. Before jumping in, calculate how much you can afford to lose, and controlling your risk exposure is key.
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DecentralizeMe
· 4h ago
It's all about where the money flows, nothing new.
ETH 3000 has been stuck for so long, it's quite interesting. Let's see who blinks first.
Honestly, it's just because you're not ruthless enough. If you dare to gamble, you must dare to lose.
Traditional finance gets cut, and they rush in, in a cycle...
Don't talk to me about wealth creation myths; I only believe in loss reports.
Shanzhai season? Every month is Shanzhai season, brother.
The drama of bulls and bears pulling each other, not many making money.
Most people don't even know how to calculate their risk exposure.
HODL is pointless; it still depends on the rhythm.
Bull or bear, the ones who run fast live longer.
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ProofOfNothing
· 4h ago
Money flows where it goes, and that's still the case.
Honestly, whenever traditional finance gets tough, retail investors rush into the crypto space, and the mindset of gambling is the most frightening.
ETH at 3000 is really stuck tight; let's see if it can break through today.
No matter how much risk is emphasized, no one listens; if you’re going to lose, you might as well lose. The key is not to go all in.
Shanzhai season? Come on, it still depends on how big brother Bitcoin moves.
It's just capital rotation, nothing new, just more people chasing quick profits.
This wave is definitely a harvest season for the chives; new traders keep coming, and cycles are like a curse.
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GateUser-10fce37e
· 4h ago
Happy New Year! Merry Christmas! Christmas on the Moon!
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NewDAOdreamer
· 4h ago
Basically, after one round of profit-taking, they move to another place to continue, and those who haven't properly managed their risk exposure are now eating dust.
ETH has been stuck around 3000 for a long time, it feels like someone is holding back a big move.
It's normal for capital flows to shift elsewhere, the key is not to be fooled by stories. Who will be the bagholder in this round is still uncertain.
No matter how attractive the bull market stories are, account losses are the real thing. Choosing the right entry price is more important than choosing the right coin.
Traditional finance bleeding into crypto to grab money—this logic isn't wrong, but the always-remaining bagholders are retail investors.
#数字资产动态追踪 Is anyone still talking about the knockoff season? Let’s look at it from a different perspective — bull and bear markets ultimately come down to money flowing in and out. When traditional finance experiences pain (such as rate cuts, stock market plunges, or futures topping out), those investors who get cut start looking for new opportunities everywhere. Suddenly, the crypto market heats up, and all kinds of wealth creation myths fly around — this easily attracts a wave of capital. Some people genuinely believe, while most are just trying their luck with a "give it a shot" mentality.
Once this influx of capital arrives, the market rhythm completely changes. New hot money, new stories, new sentiments — a full cycle begins to unfold. $ETH is now repeatedly battling around the 3000 mark, with bulls and bears testing each other in quick succession. Whether it can hold this level or break through it — we’ll see how it performs next.
But to be fair, regardless of which direction the market moves, the risk warning still needs to be said: this game inherently carries risks. Before jumping in, calculate how much you can afford to lose, and controlling your risk exposure is key.