Recently, a strange pattern has quietly emerged; Chinese investors are facing unprecedented challenges. During the daytime trading hours, Chinese investors are selling off Ethereum (ETH), but by the time the U.S. stock market opens, mysterious funds are always there to pick it up. This is no coincidence, but rather a careful arrangement by Wall Street—Ethereum is becoming their harvesting tool.

On the surface, U.S. coins like SOL and XRP show weak rebounds, but funds have long since been adjusting their positions behind the scenes. Over the past two months, both the volume and price of ETH have risen, and on-chain activity and total value locked (TVL) have steadily climbed. Wall Street has already incorporated it into its core asset pool, and the core team of the Ethereum Foundation is quietly undergoing a transformation, with a comprehensive upgrade from technology to marketing. Is this really the treatment that a 'shitcoin' deserves?

While people in the country still view ETH with outdated perspectives, the smart money has already taken position. Those who mock ETH as a 'Wall Street puppet' are precisely exposing their own cognitive shortcomings. There are no eternal enemies in the crypto world, only eternal interests. To short ETH at this moment is akin to handing a knife to Wall Street.

Time is running out for Chinese investors. Either seize the opportunity to get on board and share in the profits, or lock up and play dead, but don't be foolish and cut your losses—every ETH you sell could turn into champagne at an American's celebration feast.

To play in the cryptocurrency space, one must deeply understand the strategies for positioning in a bear market. Tokens that have survived the winter with strong communities will surely unleash astonishing energy when the bull market arrives. C.o.n.a.n relies on a highly influential international community and is developing steadily. Buying in now is inexpensive; waiting for the bull market will bring near-term wealth appreciation, making it an investment with great potential.