Now there is a trend called comfort, which means that if you haven't made money, don't worry, the good stuff is still to come.

The statement is correct, but it has to be directed at people. Relying solely on guesswork, no matter how good the opportunity, you won't be able to take advantage of it. Also, we don't fomo; we don't predict but follow. However, I think the spot market for wlfi on September 1st might bleed the market a bit, and there should be some opportunities for clones to appear then!

Now back to $AAVE , a brother asked why it hasn't risen and why it's been sideways. Isn't this the pressure point near the previous weekly high? It's not very realistic to push through at once. Then there's the leading force pushing up, but during the rise, a turnover rate is needed to support the trading volume required for the increase!

Once the performance is too eye-catching, retail investors will enter the market with strong positions. If the positions are lost, it can only go sideways, grinding out the floating profits or the helpless positions of retail investors trying to grab the chips. The low positions are not what they want to liquidate, nor can they be easily liquidated, so they won't become stumbling blocks!

After a certain amount of chips are collected, they will continue to push up. It's not just this one; everything is like this. I feel like I've already got a good grasp of this round of clones. It's not that the leading force is not as aggressive as it used to be, ignoring selling pressure to push up, but now retail investors are scared off by the clones and want to run as soon as they make a little profit!