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Regarding the current buying of pie and Ether, which one will be more cost-effective?
To answer this question for everyone, we gave you a picture in the last post for everyone to compare and find the differences. One of the brothers who commented got the right answer, that is, as long as the pie is stable recently, ether will UPUP!
So why does this happen? The reason is that you can roughly tell the relationship between the big pie and Ether tonight. From the recent start of Ether to the end of this round of market, Ether may be more powerful than the big pie in leading the market at low levels. Observe carefully below. In this picture, you can find a problem.
Pay attention to the key points: You will find that the April high of the pie has already been broken through in June, and then it has broken through the June high in October.
However, for Ether, the high point in April did not break through as strongly as the big pie in June. Until now, the high point in April has not been broken. This reflects a situation, that is, the strength of the big pie and ether has changed in the past half year. There is a serious imbalance, so based on this basis, we can judge that in the next market, Ether will definitely make up for the strong growth. As for where it will rise, we can judge it based on the high point of the pie and Ether in March 22. , assuming that the pie reaches 48,000 this round, then the corresponding price of ether should be 3,500!
Summary: The cost-effectiveness of buying big pie is seriously inconsistent with the cost-effectiveness of buying Ether. If you believe this judgment, then I suggest buying Ether or other altcoins that have not yet made up for the increase. In addition to shorting at high levels, big pie can be used as a hedge. Except for Ethereum and other copycats, they are not your first choice for short selling, unless you have enough margin... Now you know how to choose and operate, right? 😁
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To answer this question for everyone, we gave you a picture in the last post for everyone to compare and find the differences. One of the brothers who commented got the right answer, that is, as long as the pie is stable recently, ether will UPUP!
So why does this happen? The reason is that you can roughly tell the relationship between the big pie and Ether tonight. From the recent start of Ether to the end of this round of market, Ether may be more powerful than the big pie in leading the market at low levels. Observe carefully below. In this picture, you can find a problem.
Pay attention to the key points: You will find that the April high of the pie has already been broken through in June, and then it has broken through the June high in October.
However, for Ether, the high point in April did not break through as strongly as the big pie in June. Until now, the high point in April has not been broken. This reflects a situation, that is, the strength of the big pie and ether has changed in the past half year. There is a serious imbalance, so based on this basis, we can judge that in the next market, Ether will definitely make up for the strong growth. As for where it will rise, we can judge it based on the high point of the pie and Ether in March 22. , assuming that the pie reaches 48,000 this round, then the corresponding price of ether should be 3,500!
Summary: The cost-effectiveness of buying big pie is seriously inconsistent with the cost-effectiveness of buying Ether. If you believe this judgment, then I suggest buying Ether or other altcoins that have not yet made up for the increase. In addition to shorting at high levels, big pie can be used as a hedge. Except for Ethereum and other copycats, they are not your first choice for short selling, unless you have enough margin... Now you know how to choose and operate, right? 😁
If you find it useful, please follow and like it. I will share more useful information for everyone in the future! 👍
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