4000 Point Threshold: Ethereum's Curse or New Opportunity?
After breaking the 4000-point barrier, Ethereum faces another critical moment. Historical data shows that every time it crosses 4000 points, price volatility intensifies, often accompanied by significant pullbacks:
On July 28, 2025, it approached 4000 points again, and has now risen to 4100 points, marking the fourth time.
These historical patterns have led many investors to question whether "history will repeat itself." From a technical perspective, the bullish trend remains on the daily chart, and the MACD also shows strong signals, but past experiences indicate that a breakout does not necessarily mean a genuine uptrend.
Market sentiment is also polarized at this moment:
Bulls believe the 4000-point breakthrough is a "real breakthrough" and that as the market embraces cryptocurrency, ETH is likely to reach new highs;
Bears are wary of a historical repetition, believing that if the market cools down, selling pressure could trigger a significant drop.
My view is that there may be a pullback in the short term, as the "shadows" of history still linger, and investors may choose to reduce their positions out of fear. However, in the long run, as long as the macro environment remains accommodative and the acceptance of the crypto market increases, the upward potential for ETH remains substantial. The continuous expansion of ecological applications such as DeFi and Layer2 provides solid support.
My advice to investors is: do not let short-term fluctuations dictate your emotions. If you are optimistic about Ethereum's long-term development, there is no need to overly worry about short-term pullbacks; if you are a short-term trader, closely monitor the market and set stop-losses in a timely manner to avoid being trapped by sudden fluctuations.
In this battle between bulls and bears, capital flow may reveal the future direction. Respond rationally, avoid being led by emotions, and you can move forward steadily.
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