2026-01-06 03:27:02

ETH has been interesting lately. Friends who are following along can share their current holdings.

By following good analysis and planning, account growth is still possible. These three words must be clearly understood — steady, accurate, aggressive.

In the coming trading days, some strategic ideas are brewing. Those interested can pay more attention to the trends.

Keep a close eye on these tokens: CLO, EVAA, RIVER, PTB, all of which have been quite active recently. Their on-chain data and capital flows are worth studying. Projects within the ETH ecosystem account for a significant portion, so it's important to see who truly has solid fundamentals.

The market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is patience and clear judgment.

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AllInAlice

· 01-09 00:56

Steady, precise, and ruthless is something I've heard before, but I think most people lack execution power. I need to take another look at PTB; recently, RIVER's on-chain data has been a bit strange. The ETH ecosystem is really competitive; I need to put in effort to distinguish. I'm watching these few coins, but I don't dare to go all in; I still need to keep some backup.

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zkNoob

· 01-08 16:54

The saying "steady, precise, and ruthless" has been heard quite a few times; the key is still to have a clear judgment. --- I've been watching CLO and RIVER; the data looks okay, but you need to be cautious of the tricks to cut leeks. --- That's right, there are many market opportunities, but the main thing is to withstand the pullback without panic selling. --- It's hard to tell which projects in the ETH ecosystem are genuine; the fundamentals are indeed lacking, so you need to choose carefully. --- You're brewing a layout plan, huh? By the time you reveal the news, I guess it will have already surged. --- Account growth is possible, provided you don't stop-loss or sell at a loss—that's the hardest part. --- How has PTB been recently? It feels somewhat lukewarm; is it still worth following?

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PoolJumper

· 01-08 04:15

Smooth talk is nice to hear, but the key is to survive until that day. Does anyone really play with CLO? It feels like the hype is pretty average. PTB almost got caught in a trap a couple of days ago, but the fundamentals are actually pretty good. I looked at the fund flow of RIVER, hmm... a bit questionable. Patience? Brother, that word is a bit of a luxury for me, haha. No matter how good you talk, practical operation is the key. Whether you can make money or not is the real deal. With so many projects in the ETH ecosystem, how can they all claim to have solid fundamentals? Who would believe that? There are many opportunities, but even more ways to lose money. I've been watching these coins, but I'll wait and see before taking action.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 01-06 03:43

I've heard the phrase "steady, precise, and ruthless" too many times, but the key is still to avoid those IQ-tax projects.

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UnruggableChad

· 01-06 03:37

Steady, precise, and ruthless sounds comfortable, but executing it makes your legs weak. Who doesn't want to win effortlessly?

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SleepyArbCat

· 01-06 03:27

Steady, precise, and ruthless—these three words are easy to say, but how many can truly do it? I'm currently teetering on the edge of a midday nap warning haha CLO, EVAA, these are indeed moving, but as soon as the gas fees come out, they scare people away. The cost of cross-chain harvesting is just too outrageous My alertness is limited; I need to target precisely Will this round be just another scam? I'll find out after I wake up There are indeed many projects in the ETH ecosystem, but only a few are truly supported by solid fundamentals. You have to dig into wallets to believe it

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