#pump from $2500 to $4,300 will

be = Slow and hard

$ETH pump from $4,300 to $6,000 will

be = Easy and quick.

Few understand this.

This statement reflects a common sentiment in market psychology: early moves in a bull cycle often face the most resistance, while later-stage moves can accelerate quickly due to momentum and FOMO (fear of missing out).

Here’s a quick breakdown of the logic:

$2,500 to $4,300:

This zone is typically filled with skepticism, heavy resistance levels, and profit-taking from prior highs (especially around $3K–$4K).

Retail is still hesitant, macro uncertainty may weigh in.

This makes the pump slow and grindy.

$4,300 to $6,000:

Once ETH breaks prior all-time highs (~$4,800), price discovery begins.

Momentum traders, institutions, and hype-driven buyers rush in.

No overhead resistance = move is quicker and more vertical.

It’s a classic “climbing the wall of worry” until ATH, then “sky’s the limit” dynamic.

Would you like a visual chart or analogy for this idea?

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