Analysis: Recent ETH Surge Driven Mainly by Technical Factors, Broad Allocation Willingness May Still Be Limited
David Duong posted on platform X stating that ETH experienced a price increase last week primarily driven by technical factors. The analysis pointed out that this rise reflected a large number of traders in the market who were in wrong positions, leading to short covering and subsequent position adjustments, allowing ETH's price movement to catch up with other major tokens like BTC and SOL. However, David believes that despite such price performance, it may indicate that the market's willingness to allocate more broadly to ETH remains relatively limited.
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