The Ultimate Counterattack of Ethereum: A Long-Planned Hunting Game

"Is Ethereum playing dead again?" Those in the know are well aware: this is the old trick of the big players to pressure and accumulate assets. The most ironic part is that the influencer who constantly sings short for Ethereum secretly placed a buy order of 3,000 contracts at the price level of 2,350 yesterday—there's no true love in the crypto world, just a bloody battlefield where interests reign supreme.

Three key points to understand the current situation:

The Ethereum ETF occupying half of the market is no joke; even Grayscale's daily dumping can't suppress its momentum. On-chain data doesn't lie; institutional wallets added a net 470,000 ETH in September, and these old foxes like to quietly position themselves at low prices. Those still fantasizing about Ethereum dropping to 1,500 should wake up; now the shutdown price for miners has risen to 1,850.