Today I want to share a market judgment based on two months of ETH daily chart tracking and recent fund flow trends— the daily level fake drop is nearing its end, and signals for a major rally are brewing. If you're still hesitating about holding or increasing your position, I recommend reading this carefully. Missing this kind of opportunity often means waiting for a quite long cycle.

Let's start with the basic logic, avoiding mysticism, and focus on data and capital flow. The past two months of ETH's movement actually follow a classic pattern: low-level oscillation → confirmation of stabilization → shakeout and correction. The low-level oscillation phase on the left looks ordinary, but in fact, funds are slowly absorbing chips. Although trading volume isn't very active, selling pressure has basically bottomed out, which is a typical "passive bottom" characteristic.

The stabilization after the pullback in the middle section is even more noteworthy. This period marks the official end of the downtrend, signaling to bullish investors that it's time to enter. Those willing to deploy at this point are usually experienced participants.

Recently, the daily correction on the right side has caused many investors' psychological defenses to collapse. Seeing a breakdown, they rush to exit, but in fact, they fall right into the main players' trap. The true nature of this adjustment is a typical daily-level fake drop, with very obvious features: volume did not expand during the breakdown, indicating it's not real selling pressure, just passive liquidation of leveraged funds; after the correction, the price quickly recovers key support levels and fails to make new lows. Essentially, this is the main players clearing floating chips to pave the way for the subsequent upward trend.

Once this shakeout is completed, the concentration of chips will significantly increase, and the subsequent rally should be more vigorous and smoother. Regarding current position strategies, the core is to understand market psychology— the more volatile, the more you need to stay calm.