#ETH走势分析
Tonight, while staring at ETH, I suddenly understood why so many people are tormented by it.
It's not the pain of a crash,
it's that feeling—when you're clearly still in the car, but you start to doubt whether you should get out.
I’ve been watching the 15-minute capital flow for a long time.
The active selling is slightly more, with a net outflow of 82 ETH,
small to medium funds are leaving, and the sentiment is clear: "I don't want to hold on anymore."
Yet, ironically, large orders are flowing in.
This scene feels all too familiar.
Retail investors curse the market while letting go,
and on the other side, quiet funds are slowly picking up the chips.
Do you call this smart money?
I don’t know.
But I know it never shows up when the sentiment is most comfortable.
If we zoom out a bit,
5×24 hours of large order data is like a bucket of cold water.
In the last 24 hours, -8800 ETH, and over 5 days, there's also a net outflow.
The main force's attitude is very clear:
not urgent, not rushing, not dreaming with you.
So now with ETH,
there’s neither confidence for the bulls,
nor pleasure for the bears.
The price is stuck around 2960,
not up, not down, like it's deliberately wearing down your patience.
The most torturous part of this market is:
You clearly did nothing wrong,
but you just can't make money.
You start to doubt your judgment,
doubt your beliefs,
even doubt whether you’re really suited for this market.
To be honest, I have emotions too.
Watching the funds flow away bit by bit, watching the price stagnate,
who can truly be completely unaffected?
But I am now clearer about one thing:
ETH is not choosing a direction now, it is choosing who to keep.
Keep those who can endure,
keep those who are not led by the 15-minute lines,
keep those willing to pay the cost of time.
I can't say this is definitely the bottom,
but I’m increasingly certain—
this is not the place for emotions to break.
If you are also hesitating now, repeatedly opening the candlestick chart, yet reluctant to close it,
then you are not alone.
Do you think this is the last round of washing,
or is the main force really slowly retreating?
Share your true thoughts in the comments.
