This week, ETH has moved in the most frustrating way possible. Last Wednesday, it was at 2,391.55, and I stared at the chart thinking: “Just a little more to 2,400—this time it’s finally going to break through.” Then, early Thursday morning, a massive bearish candle smashed straight through 2,300 and plunged all the way to 2,174.08—a 9.1% drop. My immediate thought: “Now it’s heading for 2,100.” And then? It didn’t go lower. The next day, it slowly climbed back up, and from Friday to Sunday, it churned between 2,240 and 2,280. This afternoon, it nudged up to around 2,315—only to be pushed back down again. It’s now 10:50 PM, and ETH is at 2,289.59. From its low of 2,174.08, it’s recovered 5.3%. But it’s still 4.3% below last Wednesday’s level of 2,391.55. What’s most maddening is that the exact level I wanted to exit at on Thursday morning turned out to be this cycle’s absolute bottom. The hardest part this week? It gave me no reason to sell—and no reason to buy. Did you buy near 2,174 last Thursday morning—or did you bail when 2,300 broke? #Ethereum #ETH #以太坊 ethereum:native