Brothers, these major data points tell us what a fake breakout played by capital looks like. Last night, I had brothers set a short at 4950, and it felt great.

1. Who did it on August 22? It was Grayscale Capital and BlackRock. Why? Because the ETF opened at 21:30, and 10 minutes later, it started to surge straight up, which is basically a clear signal.

2. The cost for large institutions to buy is too high, so it has to go up. This is quite ridiculous. The funds that BlackRock used to drive up on the 22nd were only half of what they had on the 21st; this is a bottom-fishing surge. Moreover, it's a targeted strike against shorts. If A gets liquidated, it will buy back, causing the price to rise. As B gets liquidated again, the price just keeps skyrocketing. The institutions are just lighting the fire and giving it a little push. Their cost isn't high. If institutions weren't buying up six months ago and ran to the 5000 peak to buy, wouldn't you think BlackRock and Grayscale are a bit foolish?

3. The trading volume on August 24 was very abnormal. Before Americans woke up, Binance's Ethereum daily trading volume was in a shrinking state at only 600 million. Yes, during the Asian session, no one was trading spot, which is a very important signal. I give you two choices: A. Reluctant to sell. B. No one is interested in buying. It’s clear from the market whether it’s A or B. If the price is going up, it’s reluctant to sell. If the price is going down, it’s no one is interested in buying. The market during the Asian session is showing a weak downward trend, indicating that the price is too high, and no one is interested in buying.

4. Shorts shouldn't be too quick to rejoice, thinking the situation is set. If someone tells you in the next couple of days about a fierce battle between longs and shorts, you can directly block them. They don't even understand the game rules; what's the point of arguing? The troops entered the battlefield on the evening of the 25th at 21:30, whether the ETF will take profits or continue to attack. We won't know until tonight. You see, investing is not about being a great prophet but about quickly responding to the actual situation.

5. The bulls now have no way out except for a continuous attack. Sideways trading is a risk accumulation; the longer it goes sideways, the more unbearable the market becomes. The continuous breaking of technical indicators will keep tugging on the market's heartstrings. No one can ensure that it won't turn into the last straw that breaks the camel's back.

Contract trading is about going with the trend or placing orders at key points.

My battle team still has spots available, hurry up and connect at $ETH .