#机构疯抢以太坊

Ethereum has recently surged dramatically, with prices reaching around $4650, hitting a nearly three-year high. The market sentiment is quite euphoric, and it seems poised to break the historical highest point at any moment, potentially even climbing up to the $5000 round number. However, based on past experiences, such critical price levels are not easily breached, as there are limited themes for speculation in the cryptocurrency world, and major funds will definitely strategize around these positions, not wanting to waste opportunities for creating volatility.

As we approach the historical high, we must be more vigilant about short-term pullback risks. There are two key resistance levels here: one is the historical high itself, where many short-term profit-takers may choose to cash out; the other is the $5000 round number, which holds a stronger psychological expectation and often results in more intense volatility, even false breakouts. If major funds directly push through the breakout, they risk losing the opportunity to create volatility and turnover, so they are more likely to employ the strategy of "false breakout - retest for confirmation - true breakout."

During this period, it is essential to pay close attention to changes in trading volume. Historically, when approaching critical price levels, this is usually accompanied by a rapid increase in trading volume, but if the volume cannot sustain, it is easy to fall into the trap of quickly retreating after a high surge.

The altcoin market feels like it's about to explode.