I really enjoy this kind of communication; KOLs must withstand verification and questioning.
I have always held onto my Ethereum and haven't sold; many people asked me in past articles if I sold, and I said I haven’t sold yet.
I also suggested allocating a bit of Ethereum on IG; I've never told people to sell.
I will have a lot of controversy just by sending Ethereum and ADA.
Reviewing my past views:
If Ethereum rises to 3~4K, I might sell.
In April, I suggested prioritizing public chains to bottom out SOL and Sui.
But since the stablecoin bill after the end of June, along with ETH being bottomed out by various micro strategies.
After observing the heat of Defi, I believe the dealers are changing hands; I also wrote a related article in mid-July.
From the past ETH Foundation's control combined with the dead cities on-chain,
To now, institutions are rushing to buy and on-chain activity is active; I believe this round ETH will not only be 3~4K, so I choose to continue holding.
But overall, I am still very optimistic about SOL and Sui; I even don’t think ETH can eventually outperform; this view remains unchanged.
I see some brothers below saying I:
"Classic goes up, look bullish; goes down, look bearish; always earn with the trend"
If you review my monthly market analysis over the past six months, you will find that I was correct; I predicted all the rises and falls in advance.
I know many people want to slap me in the face, wanting to see when I crash.
Even in early April and late June, I was the only one calling for a rise.
Talking about this isn't to say I'm amazing,
Just don't confuse me with a backseat analyst.
Before July 8th, the rise of ETH was far lower than that of SOL and SUI.
If you saw my update in mid-July and allocated some funds from SOL and SUI to buy ETH, you would still have a high return.
Even if you keep holding SOL and Sui, you’re still making money.
I can't control what operations people take after reading my articles.
Not everyone can see every one of my articles,
So taking my articles from a few months ago while ignoring my views from last month,
Comparing me with other excellent KOLs, although I feel honored, I think it’s not quite fair.
Anyone who has read every single article knows that I've been bullish in the long run.
But if you break down the views month by month, or even week by week, there will definitely be some differences.
In the past few weeks, the preferred institutional funding has been Ethereum.
Other public chains are not mature enough; large companies in the US will definitely buy Ethereum first when increasing their positions.
But subsequent funds will still rotate to other sectors.
I didn’t add positions in ETH while operating our editor's account; I only bought in last month.
I operate based on how I think; I have always been consistent in thought and action.
If sharing live trading for free still gets criticized, it would really dampen the desire to share publicly.
For KOLs, the safest operation is to keep being bullish and calling for a rise.
Even without live verification, the final price of the bull tail won't be wrong.
Anyway, no matter what you do, some people will criticize you; it’s better to lay back and watch the rise.
But is this really helpful for everyone? Are you sure?
