⚠️Caution! The 50% surge in ETH hides three major dangers🔥
When everyone shouts “the bull is here,” I must give you a bucket of cold water! Do you think breaking even is the end? Historical data shows that after every single month of ETH surging over 30%, the average pullback within three months reaches 25%!
【Risk One: Overbuying Frenzy Hides a Guillotine!】
- Historical Lesson: In April 2021, after breaking $2200 and hitting a historical high, it plummeted 12% within 48 hours, with the RSI also soaring to 72 (current ETH RSI has reached 75!)
- Technical Warning: Although the MACD has just crossed bullish, the price has already broken through the upper Bollinger Band💰$ETH touched $3650, and a million-level short position appeared on the 45-minute K-line
- Capital Anomaly: On-chain data shows that in the past 24 hours, whales sold 2001 ETH cashing out $8.66 million, with exchange holdings surging by 17%!
【Risk Two: Leverage Bubble Ready to Burst!】
- Cycle Curse: After ETH broke $160 in 2020, the contract liquidation volume surged 300%, leaving the bulls in a bloodbath
- Indicator Divergence: Currently, ETH/BTC trading volume surged 12.7% to $450 million, but the perpetual contract funding rate hit a new high of 0.15% this year, and leverage liquidation risks surged
- Stablecoin Alarm: USDT exchange net inflow plummeted by 60%, smart money is withdrawing!
【Risk Three: Narrative Speculation Can't Hide Ecological Weakness!】
- Data Slap: Despite Vitalik pushing L2, ETH chain on-chain gas fees fell by 40% weekly, with developer activity index hitting a new low
- Technical Backfire: The Bollinger Band rapidly expanded to $3400-$3650, with a 55% annual volatility crushing Bitcoin!
- Regulatory Sword: Fidelity's ETH ETF has suddenly increased staking clauses, institutions may use good news to dump and harvest
Now is not the end; ETH hitting $4000 is the main event!🚀
But remember—bull markets kill without blinking, carry your stop-loss shield at $2274!
*Risk Warning: The indicators mentioned in this article all have a lag, and extreme market conditions occur frequently under 55% volatility; do not go all-in.*