In terms of market conditions, a wave of decline last night caused panic in the market.

Yesterday, Shisan drew a support line for everyone in the group, which still seems valid at the moment; indeed, it has formed a strong support level.

Combining this with the previous box oscillation market, we can consider our operations successful at this position.

However, when it reaches around 95,000, it is crucial to decisively take profits. This box oscillation market will continue for a while, and having cash on hand will allow you to maintain control.

Yesterday, Shisan bought some more Ethereum, and his Bitcoin position is already sufficient.

Many people have completely lost confidence in Ethereum and are criticizing it, selling off their Ethereum.

However, the Trump family is investing in the Ethereum ecosystem, including ETH, LINK, AAVE, etc.

Moreover, their entry points are even higher than now. Why?

Is Trump losing money by entering the market? Or do people think Trump is very foolish, with an IQ lower than yours and mine?

Can someone who has become the President of the United States twice be a retail investor? And Trump is a businessman; the essence of a businessman is profit, which means making money.

Looking back at the previous bull markets, it was basically Ethereum that drove them; the previous round was DeFi, and in 2017, it was ICOs.

What about this round? Could it be the metaverse or gaming? It's possible.

On the contrary, Ethereum is not garbage but a true value coin. Many people say SOL has already surpassed Ethereum; it has only exceeded Ethereum in terms of price increase.

SOL is supported by meme coins; what are meme coins? They are speculation, and more so a scheme.

Indeed, Shisan believes the meme track is a scheme for the main force to harvest retail investors.

No matter what memes, community culture, or consensus you mention, they are merely tools for others to make money.

Looking at the entire meme track, only Dogecoin can be considered as a strategic reserve for positions; everything else is garbage.

The value of garbage rises crazily when the market is up, but when it encounters a downturn, it will instantly revert to its original form, turning into a pile of waste.

So, how can a SOL ecosystem made up of waste be compared to Ethereum?

At least for now, SOL does not qualify to challenge Ethereum, and Shisan has unlimited confidence in Ethereum's performance this round.