What is a structural bull market? It is actually a pattern completely based on fundamentals, using weekly and monthly charts to confirm a bottom or consolidation pattern (weekly charts are too small and can easily be influenced by malicious funds). In this wave, my analysis of ETH is based on the method of trimming the chart. ETH below $2500 is considered a pit, which needs to be clipped. This method is rarely discussed in technical analysis. Actually, trimming the chart can identify pits, and it can also identify the peak of a previous phase of consolidation. This applies to Tesla as well. The so-called pressure point, as I mentioned, only exists under the uncertain participation of the main funds, but when we analyze fundamentals, we usually refer to the trading dense area of the previous cycle, which typically reduces positions and volume to confirm the intentions of the main players. Having said that about ETH, you might ask Captain why I’m talking about these things when I haven’t made any profits. I know clearly whether I’ve made money or not, I’m happy, haha. As for ETH, there’s no risk-reward ratio now, it’s better to look at other assets. Those in the top ten still have opportunities and structural potential. Who knows, if luck is on your side, you might find the next ETH. If you don’t understand, just hold onto BTC; it’s better to earn less than to struggle and lose. By the way, I still maintain that leading coins possess leading attributes; reaching a peak won’t be a matter of three to five days. Don’t obsess over the peak of ETH; this is a bull market.