From the perspective of long-term holders, ETH has reached a critical position in the game (marked by the yellow zone). However, if we look solely at the NUPL indicator, the situation becomes even more interesting — data shows that ETH is at a turning point between the bull and bear cycles (orange zone). The signals from these two dimensions are not perfectly synchronized, which is exactly the complexity of the current market.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 21h ago
Two signals are conflicting, and this is my favorite "spectator" moment.
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token_therapist
· 21h ago
The signal is out of sync, this is the real excitement, the feeling of fighting left and right
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PuzzledScholar
· 22h ago
Signal desynchronization is the most uncomfortable; swinging back and forth really tortures people.
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NUPL turning point? Let's just wait and see, anyway I can't tell for sure.
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Two dimensions fighting, that's why I always lose money haha.
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Moving around key positions again and again, isn't it just guessing the market...
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I've been talking about key positions in the game for over a year, I'm already numb.
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The more indicators, the more chaotic it gets. Right now, I rely on intuition to play.
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Anyone can say "turning point," but the key is whether you bet correctly.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 22h ago
Fighting on two fronts, that's why my sleep quality has been terrible lately haha
From the perspective of long-term holders, ETH has reached a critical position in the game (marked by the yellow zone). However, if we look solely at the NUPL indicator, the situation becomes even more interesting — data shows that ETH is at a turning point between the bull and bear cycles (orange zone). The signals from these two dimensions are not perfectly synchronized, which is exactly the complexity of the current market.