Stick to your firm logic; if you lose the bet, you can always start over. Ethereum is the core of this round.

After the pump ended, those who went in bare made money, those who shorted also made money, and those who hedged made money too. At that time, I didn't know whose money we were making. Now the answer is revealed—turns out it was Big Brother Maji carrying the weight forward.

Here, I am gradually buying back the Ethereum that was previously sold off, focusing on one coin for now. The reason is that I believe the core of this round is Wall Street buying Ethereum. If Ethereum can't hold, buying other coins is just a loss. Writing this on Twitter is also to clarify my own logic. 1. No matter what, Brother Sun's Ethereum has been sold off, and he pressed it down from 3800 to 3500, which is quite respectful. 2. The Ethereum that has been unstaked is likely from arbitrage parties still using Aave loans. Even if there is real selling pressure, once they come out, won't what needs to be digested be digested? 3. Various analysts who were looking at 4800 are now looking at 3000. Those who see a breakout when it rises and those who see it drop to zero are just emotions. 4. As the end of the month approaches, there are many meetings. August has been quite dull, purely market speculation. I am relatively optimistic about the overall market next month; in September, due to speculation about interest rate cuts, the volatility will be greater. 5. The results of the sbet vote should come out today, right? It seems that the money for sbet has run out in the past two days, and I don't know how much bmnr has left. 6. The staking of Ethereum ETFs is also a positive expectation. In summary, I will gradually buy back Ethereum above 3700.